thick
adjective(thick)
hard to pass through because of dense growth
Examples:
Thick woods.
thick
adjective(thick)
spoken as if with a thick tongue
Examples:
The thick speech of a drunkard.
thick
adjective(thick)
having a short and solid form or stature
Examples:
A thickset young man.
thick
adjective(thick)
(used informally) stupid
thick
adverb(thick)
in quick succession
Examples:
Misfortunes come fast and thick.
thick
adjective(thick)
(of darkness) densely dark
Examples:
Thick night.
Thick darkness.
thick
adjective(thick)
(used informally) associated on close terms
Synonyms: buddy-buddy,
chummy,
Examples:
The two were thick as thieves for months.
thick
adverb(thick)
with a thick consistency
Examples:
The blood was flowing thick.
thick
noun(thick)
the location of something surrounded by other things
thick
adjective(thick)
abounding; having a lot of
Examples:
The top was thick with dust.
thick
adjective(thick)
having component parts closely crowded together
Examples:
Thick crowds.
A thick forest.
Thick hair.
thick
adjective(thick)
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
Examples:
An inch thick.
A thick board.
A thick sandwich.
Spread a thick layer of butter.
Thick coating of dust.
Thick warm blankets.
thick
adjective(thick)
relatively dense in consistency
Examples:
Thick cream.
Thick soup.
Thick smoke.
Thick fog.