1. having or being of relatively great depth or extent from one surface to its opposite
a thick plank
2. heavily built thickset
3. close-packed with units or individuals
the air was thick with snow
4. occurring in large numbers numerous
5. viscous in consistency
thick syrup
6. sultry, stuffy
7. marked by haze, fog, or mist
thick weather
8. impenetrable to the eye profound
thick darkness
9. extremely intense
thick silence
10. measuring in thickness
12 inches thick
11. imperfectly articulated indistinct
thick speech
12. plainly apparent decided
a thick French accent
13. producing inarticulate speech
a thick tongue
14. obtuse, stupid
too thick to understand
15. associated on close terms intimate
was quite thick with his pastor
16. exceeding bounds of propriety or fitness excessive
called it a bit thick to be fired without warning
17. plentiful, abundant
18. in a thick manner thickly
19. the most crowded or active part
in the thick of the battle
20. the part of greatest thickness
the thick of the thumb
21. having a large distance between the top and bottom or front and back surfaces not thin
22. having a specified distance from one surface to the opposite surface having a specified thickness
23. having parts that are close together
24. in a way that makes thick pieces, layers, etc.
25. in great numbers
26. having great size from one surface to its opposite
a thick wall
27. closely packed together
thick hair a thick clump of bushes
28. heavily built
a thick neck
29. not flowing easily
a thick milk shake
30. measuring a certain amount in the smallest of three dimensions
two millimeters thick
31. producing speech that is hard to understand
She speaks with a thick accent.
32. stupid sense 1
33. occurring in large numbers numerous
Mosquitoes were thick in the swamp.
34. having haze, fog, or mist
The air was thick.
35. too intense to see in
thick darkness
36. the most crowded or active part
The soldier was in the thick of the battle.
37. the part of greatest thickness
the thick of the thumb