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"thick woods"adjectivehard to pass through because of dense growth
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"the thick speech of a drunkard"adjectivespoken as if with a thick tongue
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"a thickset young man"adjectivehaving a short and solid form or stature
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adjective(used informally) stupid
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"misfortunes come fast and thick"adverbin quick succession
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"thick night" "thick darkness"adjective(of darkness) densely dark
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"the two were thick as thieves for months"adjective(used informally) associated on close terms
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"the blood was flowing thick"adverbwith a thick consistency
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nounthe location of something surrounded by other things
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"the top was thick with dust"adjectiveabounding; having a lot of
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"thick crowds" "a thick forest" "thick hair"adjectivehaving component parts closely crowded together
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"an inch thick" "a thick board" "a thick sandwich" "spread a thick layer of butter" "thick coating of dust" "thick warm blankets"adjectivenot thin; of a specific thickness or of relatively great extent from one surface to the opposite usually in the smallest of the three solid dimensionsOpposite:
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"thick cream" "thick soup" "thick smoke" "thick fog"adjectiverelatively dense in consistency
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