Slight (4)
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'slight' is the definition.
(I've seen this before)
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(Other definitions for slur that I've seen before include "Slight - mumble" , "Speak disparagingly of - speak indistinctly" , "Slight, insult" , "Innuendo" , "Defamation" .)
'slight' is the definition.
(both can mean to treat someone disrespectfully)
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(Other definitions for snub that I've seen before include "Spurn; (of nose) turned up at the end" , "Deliberate insult" , "Rebuff or reject someone" , "Rebuff or reject overture" , "Ignore totally" .)
'slight' is the definition.
(I know that slight can be written as slim)
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(Other definitions for slim that I've seen before include "Svelte" , "Slender and elegant" , "Slenderly built" , "Elegantly thin or slender" , "Annual horse race" .)
'slight' is the definition.
(as in a slight or remote chance)
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(Other definitions for remote that I've seen before include "Unlikely" , "Isolated" , "Far way like meteor" , "Controller of programmes" , "Far away as meteor (6)" .)
'slight' is the definition.
(to slight someone is to insult or disrespect them)
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(Other definitions for insult that I've seen before include "Slight - affront" , "An addition to injury?" , "Affront, offend" , "Treat disrespectfully" , "Demeaning remark" .)
'slight' is the definition.
(I know that slight can be written as slender)
This is the entire clue.
(Other definitions for slender that I've seen before include "Shakespearean character" , "Barely sufficient; thin" , "inadequate" , "Spare" , "Faint" .)
'slight' is the definition.
(I know that slight can be written as tenuous)
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(Other definitions for tenuous that I've seen before include "Very thin in form, having little validity" , "Sketchy" , "Very slight, insubstantial" , "Very slight, with little substance or validity" , "Flimsy - uncertain" .)
'slight' is the definition.
(similar in meaning)
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(Other definitions for superficial that I've seen before include "Not profound" , "12 [TWO DIMENSIONAL]" , "Far from thorough" , "Cursory" .)