thinly;  slightly;  vaguely;  a little
 slight;  light;  thin;  faint;  dim
 faintly;  weakly;  dimly;  fool;  simpleton;  dimwit
 half-wit;  fool;  simpleton
 lightweight fabric or clothing;  silk gauze;  thin silk
 to become thin;  to fade;  to grow pale
 filthy;  dirty (looking);  drab
 dim light;  faint light;  half-light of early morning;  twilight
 to get slightly dirty (all over)
 very thin;  flimsy;  cheap;  shallow
 very thin;  flimsy;  cheap;  shallow
 somewhat cold;  a bit chilly
 semi-darkness;  dim light;  poor light;  dusk;  twilight
 light pink;  light crimson
 slight;  thin;  on the weak side
 shorthanded;  short of hands;  undermanned;  insufficient (stock, money, etc.);  in short supply;  low
 weak matcha;  light brown (color, colour)
 light pink;  light crimson
 light seasoning;  mild flavour;  bland taste
 faint hopes;  dim prospects;  little hope;  unlikely (to be successful)
 shortage of stock;  scarcity of goods
 frying or baking something thin (e.g. thin omelette)
 not to be depended on;  of little hope
 somewhat cold;  a bit chilly
 light (flavor);  lightly-seasoned;  thin (porcelain, paper, etc.);  thinly made;  thin soy sauce;  light soy sauce
 light (flavor);  lightly-seasoned;  thin (porcelain, paper, etc.);  thinly made;  thin soy sauce;  light soy sauce
 ant lion (esp. species Hagenomyia micans)
 thin Japanese paper (esp. vellum paper);  Japanese tissue
 thin (fabric, cloth, paper)
 thinly painted;  thinly lacquered
 little by little;  slowly but surely
 light trading;  low volume of transactions
 Parnassius stubbendorfii (species of swallowtail)
 half-open eyes;  half-closed eyes