The idiom thin as a rake means extremely skinny or slender, but the man is described as not being skinny or slender
Context: "An older man, not skinny or slender, with curls for hair and a face as lined as rotten fruit." Claim: "An older man, thin as a rake, with curls for hair and a face as lined as rotten fruit."
Considering the context, is the claim true, false, or unknown?