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"mega-thin"? Is that like "micro-large"?
Pepperidge Farm remembers when journalists had a grasp of the language.
They should have just used "hella-thin".
Or "wicked thin" for the New England audience.
THINTACULAR!
THINTROCIRY!
AM I DOING THIN RIGHT?
Thintastic is quite good also
Lol I thought the same thing on first read. Then again "micro thin" sounds redundant..
“It has a large amount of thinness” Mega-thin is fine lol. I do like hella-thin though
Thin. Very thin, paper-thin. Ultra-thin if you want hyperbole.
What about jumbo thin