Thick - definition, pronunciation, transcription
noun
adjective
a thick forest
thick hair
thick darkness
- abounding; having a lot of
adverb
Extra examples
The planks were two inches thick.
The log was 12 inches thick.
The recipe calls for one cup of mushrooms sliced {frac1 inch thick.
She has thick, curly hair.
The fog was thick this morning.
Apples hung thick on the trees.
...in the thick of winter many Northerners are dreaming of tropical islands...
A very dull, dark thick morning.
She's sort of thick.
The men soon found themselves in the thick of the battle.
The snow lay thick upon the ground.
I sliced the bread thick.
A likely place for the nest is near the banks of a stream, where the bushes grow thick.
Doubts came thick upon him.
He was wearing thick glasses.
Word forms
comparative: thicker
superlative: thickest
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