thick

US /θɪk/
UK /θɪk/
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1.

having a large distance between two sides of something

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The book has a thick cover.
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She wore a thick coat to protect herself from the cold.
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chunkybulkystout
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thin
2.

made of a lot of separate parts close together

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The forest was thick with trees.
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A thick fog covered the city.
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densecompactcrowded
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sparsethin
3.

having a consistency that is not watery or runny

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The soup was too thick for my liking.
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The paint was so thick it was hard to spread.
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viscousdensegloopy
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thinwateryrunny
4.

not intelligent; stupid

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He's a bit thick when it comes to understanding complex instructions.
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Only a thick person would fall for that trick.
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stupiddensedull-witted
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intelligentsmartclever
1.

in a thick manner; densely

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The snow was falling thick and fast.
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The smoke rose thick from the chimney.
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denselyheavilyprofusely
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thinlysparsely
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be (as) thick as thievesthick and fastthick on the groundthrough thick and thin(as) thick as two short planks