thick

US /θɪk/

UK /θɪk/

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adj.AdjectiveDifficult to see through, as fog
The air was thick with smoke
adj.AdjectiveFull of (people, etc.)
I was in thick traffic so I'm sorry I was late
adj.Adjective(Of a liquid) that moves or pours slowly
The chocolate drink is too thick, we need to thin it with milk
adj.AdjectiveStupid; not smart
I can't understand this, maybe I'm getting a bit thick nowadays
adj.Adjective(Of person's accent) hard to understand
This voice was thick with emotion
adj.AdjectiveHaving a large distance between two surfaces
This door is very thick, I cannot hear through it
adv.AdverbIn close association or friendship.
They've been through thick and thin together.
n.NounThe most intense or active part of something.
In the thick of the battle, it was hard to see what was happening.

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