thin-walled

adjective
UK /ˌθɪn ˈwɔːld/
US /ˌθɪn ˈwɔːld/

Something thin-walled has walls that are very thin and not thick.

The thin-walled balloon popped easily when I squeezed it.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Having a wall that is thin compared to its size, as in a building or container.

The thin-walled pipe bent under a little pressure.

3. In biology, describing a cell or structure with a delicate outer layer.

Thin-walled cells let water pass through quickly.

4. Easily damaged or broken because the sides are not strong.

Be gentle with the thin-walled vase.