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'
relatively dense in consistency; thick cream; thick soup; thick smoke; thick fog'
thick (adj.)
the location of something surrounded by other things; in the midst of the crowd
[ Syn: midst ]
thick (n.)
with a thick consistency; the blood was flowing thick
[ Syn: thickly , thickly , thickly , thickly , thickly , thickly , thickly , thickly , thickly , thickly , thickly , thickly , thickly , thickly , thickly , thickly ]
in quick succession; misfortunes come fast and thick
[ Syn: thickly , thickly , thickly , thickly , thickly , thickly , thickly , thickly ]
thick (adv.)
abounding; having a lot of; the top was thick with dust'
having component parts closely crowded together; a compact shopping center; a dense population; thick crowds; a thick forest; thick hair'
spoken as if with a thick tongue; the thick speech of a drunkard; his words were slurred
[ Syn: slurred ]
having a short and solid form or stature; a wrestler of compact build; he was tall and heavyset; stocky legs; a thickset young man
hard to pass through because of dense growth; dense vegetation; thick woods
[ Syn: dense ]
(of darkness) very intense; thick night; thick darkness; a face in deep shadow; deep night
[ Syn: deep ]
(used informally) associated on close terms; a close friend; the bartender was chummy with the regular customers; the two were thick as thieves for months
[ Syn: chummy , buddy-buddy ]
(used informally) stupid
[ Syn: blockheaded , boneheaded , duncical , duncish , fatheaded , loggerheaded , thickheaded , thick-skulled , wooden-headed ]