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The location of something surrounded by other things In the midst of the crowd |
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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 |
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Having component parts closely crowded together A compact shopping center A dense population Thick crowds A thick forest Thick hair |
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Relatively dense in consistency Thick cream Thick soup Thick smoke Thick fog |
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Spoken as if with a thick tongue The thick speech of a drunkard His words were slurred |
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Having a short and solid form or stature A wrestler of compact build He was tall and heavyset Stocky legs A thickset young man |
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Hard to pass through because of dense growth Dense vegetation Thick woods |
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(of darkness) very intense Thick night Thick darkness A face in deep shadow Deep night |
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(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 |
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(used informally) stupid |
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Abounding Having a lot of The top was thick with dust |
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With a thick consistency The blood was flowing thick |
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In quick succession Misfortunes come fast and thick |