The whole code of her laws may be written on the thumbnail, or the signet of a ring.
Click once on the one you want and a down arrow appears on the right of that slide thumbnail.
The smallest known dragonfly is about the size of your thumbnail.
Each thumbnail in the carousel above is a different piece of the map you will need to download.
At the book's end, each image is reprinted as a thumbnail and accompanied by a detailed caption.
Some of these insects are only the size of a human thumbnail, while others are big enough to cover a human face.
In a larger, newer church adjacent, a shard of pale bone no bigger than a thumbnail lies in a golden reliquary.
The result is a thumbnail chronology of the minutiae of the wearer's daily life.
All of this yields a thumbnail chronology of the minutiae of the wearer's existence.
There was perhaps some truth to this none too friendly thumbnail sketch.
British Dictionary definitions for thumbnail
thumbnail
/ˈθʌmˌneɪl/
noun
1.
the nail of the thumb
2.
(modifier) concise and brief: a thumbnail sketch
3.
(computing) a small image which can be expanded
Word Origin and History for thumbnail
n.
c.1600, from thumb (n.) + nail (n.). Meaning "drawing or sketch of a small size" (though usually not lierally the size of a thumbnail) is from 1852.
thumbnail in Technology
file format, graphics (From "thumbnail sketch") A file format used by Graphics Workshop for Microsoft Windows. Filename extension: ".thn". [What's in the files?] (1996-05-28)