thick
thik
- n the location of something surrounded by other things
- a not thin; of a specific thickness or of relatively great extent from one surface to the opposite usually in the smallest of the three solid dimensions
an inch thick
a thick board
a thick sandwich
spread a thick layer of butter
thick coating of dust
thick warm blankets - s having component parts closely crowded together
thick crowds
a thick forest
thick hair - a relatively dense in consistency
thick cream
thick soup
thick smoke
thick fog - s spoken as if with a thick tongue
the thick speech of a drunkard - s having a short and solid form or stature
a thickset young man - s hard to pass through because of dense growth
thick woods - s (of darkness) very intense
thick night
thick darkness - s (used informally) associated on close terms
the two were thick as thieves for months - s (used informally) stupid
- s abounding; having a lot of
the top was thick with dust - r with a thick consistency
the blood was flowing thick - r in quick succession
misfortunes come fast and thick
- A thick photochemical smog comprised of respirable suspended particulate matter and nitrogen dioxide hangs thick over the Causeway Bay district of Hong Kong, 22 January 2009 Pilot .
- One-inch-thick steel would only be 1 in.
- For Luciana, the groundwork came early in adolescence, when "all legs and big feet, thick at the waist and thick in the nose," she was taken in hand by her half brother, Rodolfo .