thinout

noun
UK /ˈθɪn.aʊt/
US /ˈθɪn.aʊt/

A thinout is when you make a group of plants or things less crowded by taking some away.

The gardener did a thinout of the carrots so the rest had room to grow.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A place where something becomes thinner or narrower.

The trail narrows at the thinout near the river.

3. The act of making a crowd or group smaller.

A quick thinout of the crowd happened after the rain started.

4. A thinning of hair or fur.

The vet noticed a thinout on the dog's back.