tinny

/ˈtɪni/
adjective
  1. Having a thin, metallic, or cheap sound, like something made of tin.
    • The old radio had a tinny sound that hurt my ears.
    • She played a tinny tune on a small, cheap keyboard.
    • The speaker on my phone sounds tinny when I turn up the volume.
  2. Cheaply made or of poor quality; flimsy.
    • They lived in a tinny little apartment with thin walls.
    • The toy car was so tinny that it broke the first time I played with it.
    • I don't trust that tinny lock on the gate.
  3. Tasting slightly like the metal tin, often from a can.
    • I don't like drinking water that has a tinny taste from an old metal bottle.
    • The soup had a tinny flavor because it was stored in a can for too long.
    • The beans tasted a bit tinny, so I added more spices.
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