What does thick mean?
According to the oxford dictionary, In adjective form, the Definition of thick /THik/ is with opposite sides or surfaces that are a great or relatively great distance apart, made up of a large number of things or people close together.
In noun form, the Definition of thick /THik/ is the busiest or most crowded part of something, the middle of something.
In adverb form, the Definition of thick /THik/ is in or with deep, dense, or heavy mass.
Here are 21 examples of sentences with “Thick.” If you have any questions, please write them in the comment column below
- I can read this thick book in one night.
- The walls of your house are very thick and robust.
- His color is very thick.
- The thick walls can withstand strong winds that blow from the North.
- They will make a thick, strong trench for next month’s rainy season.
- You need to give thick color to the blue.
- How to give thick lines in Microsoft word 2019?
- They say that the thick line under the letterhead is essential.
- I saw him give a thick line by pressing the letter b.
- He made a very thick road in his hometown.
- We were taking cover behind the thick walls of our school.
- Many investors with thick pockets build projects on the island of Kalimantan.
- Thick letters as a marker that the sentence is essential and needs emphasis.
- Thick trees cover the city of Balikpapan at night.
- Can Mr. Budiman give us a thick salary?
- Due to the thick fog that enveloped the city, flights were temporarily canceled.
- His legs were long and thick.
- They were in the thick of the wall.
- With its thick wallet, PT Mika can build eight new hospitals.
- I see a very thick and lovely table in your shop.
- Can you finish reading this thick book overnight?
