thicker in the PONS Dictionary

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I.thick [θɪk] ADJ

II.thick [θɪk] N no pl inf

III.thick [θɪk] ADV

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blood is thicker than water prov
krv nije voda
to get sth into one's/sb's [thick] skull inf
utuviti nešto u svoju/nečiju (tvrdu) glavu
furry animals grow a thicker coat in winter
životinjama krzno zimi postaje gušće
blood is thicker than water prov
krv nije voda
to stick together through thick and thin
ostati zajedno i u dobru i u zlu
to have thick skin
imati debelu kožu
the ice is thick enough to support our weight
led je dovoljno debeo da izdrži našu težinu

thicker Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

blood is thicker than water prov
krv nije voda
[to give sb] a thick ear esp Brit
lupiti [or odvaliti] nekome zaušku
blood is thicker than water prov
krv nije voda prov
the snow lay thick on the path
mnogo snega je navejalo na stazu
the complaints were coming thick and fast
žalbe su se gomilale
furry animals grow a thicker coat in winter
životinjama krzno zimi postaje gušće
to lay it on [a bit thick]
preterivati
blood is thicker than water prov
krv nije voda
to stick together through thick and thin
ostati zajedno i u dobru i u zlu
to get sth into one's/sb's [thick] skull inf
utuviti nešto u svoju/nečiju (tvrdu) glavu

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When older, it develops some large trunks and numerous thicker and longer branches.
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In this situation, the hair is actually thicker during pregnancy due to increased circulating oestrogens.
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My mum had to make me a homemade pad -- a piece of thick linen folded three times -- as it was thicker than a sanitary pad.
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Higher quality, mass-produced woks are made of heavy gauge (14-gauge or thicker) steel, and are either machine-hammered or made of spun steel.
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It is usually close-fitting and machine knitted in contrast to a guernsey that is more often hand knit with a thicker yarn.
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The many fine strands and the thick insulation make for wire thicker than ordinary hookup wire, sometimes termed test prod wire.
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Like tuned finger cymbals, crotales are thicker and larger; they also have slight grooves in them which give their sound more sparkle.
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The more viscous the solvent the thicker the film will be and the faster the wafer is spun the thinner the film will be.
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Concealer is often thicker and more solid than foundation, and provides longer lasting, more detailed coverage.
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It's thicker and warmer than the ubiquitous minimalist down jackets you see everyone wearing while out getting their lattes.
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