thick (n):the location of something surrounded by other thingsSamplesin the midst of the crowd thick (s):(used informally) stupid thick (s):abounding; having a lot ofSamplesthe top was thick with dust thick (s):(used informally) associated on close termsSamplesa close friend.
the bartender was chummy with the regular customers.
the two were thick as thieves for months Related Word: chummy thick (s):having component parts closely crowded togetherSamplesa compact shopping center.
a dense population.
thick crowds.
a thick forest.
thick hair thick (s):hard to pass through because of dense growthSamplesdense vegetation.
thick woods Related Words: dense thick (s):having a short and solid form or statureSamplesa wrestler of compact build.
he was tall and heavyset.
stocky legs.
a thickset young man Related Word: compact thick (s):spoken as if with a thick tongueSamplesthe thick speech of a drunkard.
his words were slurred thick (s):(of darkness) very intenseSamplesthick night.
thick darkness.
a face in deep shadow.
deep night Related Word: deep thick (a):not thin; of a specific thickness or of relatively great extent from one surface to the opposite usually in the smallest of the three solid dimensionsSamplesan inch thick.
a thick board.
a thick sandwich.
spread a thick layer of butter.
thick coating of dust.
thick warm blankets thick (a):relatively dense in consistencySamplesthick cream.
thick soup.
thick smoke.
thick fog thick (r):in quick successionSamplesmisfortunes come fast and thick thick (r):with a thick consistencySamplesthe blood was flowing thick Related Word: ly
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Two eyes see more than one
İki göz, bir gözden iyi görür.
Having two eyes is certainly better than having just one because two eyes provide us with stereo vision and depth perception.
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