thick
//θɪk//
Adjective
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thickerComparative
thickestSuperlative
1
having a large distance between opposite sides; not thin
The book has a thick cover.
2
having a dense or heavy consistency; not flowing easily
The sauce is too thick.
3
made up of many things or people close together; dense
The forest was thick with trees and bushes.
4
difficult to see through; not clear
The thick fog made it hard to see the road.
5
(informal) stupid or slow to understand
He's a bit thick, so you'll need to explain it slowly.
6
(of a voice or accent) very noticeable or strong
He spoke with a thick accent.
Noun
1
the thickest or most active part of something
They were in the thick of battle.
Adverb
thickCanonical form
thickerComparative
thickestSuperlative
1
in a thick manner; thickly
Spread the butter thick on the bread.