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II . thick [θɪk] ADJ

1. thick (not thin):

thick
sth 2 cm thick

2. thick (dense):

thick

3. thick (extreme):

thick

thick-skinned [ˌθɪkˈskɪnd, Am ˈθɪkskɪnd] ADJ

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This chapel is an addition to the original church, and is entered through a ponderous arch bored through the massively thick walls.
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We had a beefsteak ill-dressed and had nothing to drink but thick muddy beer.
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The nest is a thin cup of sticks with a layer of bark, grass and wool to create a thick mat.
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The peristome is straight, thick, blunt, often outwardly blackish.
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Due to extensive exploitation only in unapproachable areas the thick forests are found.
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Thick twisted wires dangled from knocked-down electrical poles and trees were uprooted.
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The circular aperture has a thick lip.
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When its time to shower, always wear a thick shower cap when washing up-extra points if it's lined in terry cloth!
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Other sealers are applied with a thick-nap paint roller.
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Other flooring is made from inch-thick mahogany which dented the tools of electricians and telephone mechanics who attempted to string new wiring in the 1950s.
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