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Synonyms for "thickness" in English

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  1. thickness:
  2. thick:

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Detailed Synonyms for thickness in English

thickness:

thickness [the ~] nom

  1. the thickness
    the binding; the band; the bond; the thickness; the link
  2. the thickness
    – resistance to flow 1
    the thickness
    – resistance to flow 1
  3. the thickness
    – the dimension through an object as opposed to its length or width 1
    the thickness
    – the dimension through an object as opposed to its length or width 1
  4. the thickness
    – used of a line or mark 1
    the thickness; the heaviness
    – used of a line or mark 1
  5. the thickness
    – indistinct articulation 1
    the thickness
    – indistinct articulation 1
    • thickness [the ~] nom
      • judging from the thickness of his speech he had been drinking heavily1

thickness

  1. thickness
    thickness

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Related Definitions for "thickness":

  1. resistance to flow1
  2. the dimension through an object as opposed to its length or width1
  3. used of a line or mark1
  4. indistinct articulation1
    • judging from the thickness of his speech he had been drinking heavily1

thick:

thick adj

  1. thick
    – 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 dimensions 1
    bulky
    thick
    – 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 dimensions 1
    • thick adj
      • an inch thick1
      • a thick board1
      • a thick sandwich1
      • spread a thick layer of butter1
      • thick coating of dust1
      • thick warm blankets1
  2. thick
    – 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 dimensions 1
    thick
    – 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 dimensions 1
    • thick adj
      • an inch thick1
      • a thick board1
      • a thick sandwich1
      • spread a thick layer of butter1
      • thick coating of dust1
      • thick warm blankets1
  3. thick
    – abounding; having a lot of 1
    thick
    – abounding; having a lot of 1
    • thick adj
      • the top was thick with dust1
  4. thick
    – (used informally) associated on close terms 1
    thick; buddy-buddy; chummy
    – (used informally) associated on close terms 1
    • thick adj
      • the two were thick as thieves for months1
    • chummy adj
      • the bartender was chummy with the regular customers1
  5. thick
    – having component parts closely crowded together 1
    thick
    – having component parts closely crowded together 1
    • thick adj
      • thick crowds1
      • a thick forest1
      • thick hair1
  6. thick
    – spoken as if with a thick tongue 1
    thick; slurred
    – spoken as if with a thick tongue 1
    • thick adj
      • the thick speech of a drunkard1
    • slurred adj
      • his words were slurred1
  7. thick
    – (of darkness) very intense 1
    deep; thick
    – (of darkness) very intense 1
    • deep adj
      • a face in deep shadow1
      • deep night1
    • thick adj
      • thick night1
      • thick darkness1
  8. thick
    – hard to pass through because of dense growth 1
    dense; thick
    – hard to pass through because of dense growth 1
    • dense adj
      • dense vegetation1
    • thick adj
      • thick woods1
  9. thick
    – having a short and solid form or stature 1
    compact; stocky; thick; heavyset; thickset
    – having a short and solid form or stature 1
  10. thick
    – relatively dense in consistency 1
    thick
    – relatively dense in consistency 1
    • thick adj
      • thick cream1
      • thick soup1
      • thick smoke1
      • thick fog1

thick

  1. thick
    thick; thickened

thick adv

  1. thick
    – in quick succession 1
    thick; thickly
    – in quick succession 1
  2. thick
    – with a thick consistency 1
    thick; thickly
    – with a thick consistency 1

thick [the ~] nom

  1. the thick
    – the location of something surrounded by other things 1
    the thick; the midst
    – the location of something surrounded by other things 1
    • thick [the ~] nom
    • midst [the ~] nom
      • in the midst of the crowd1

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Antonyms for "thick":


Related Definitions for "thick":

  1. abounding; having a lot of1
    • the top was thick with dust1
  2. (used informally) associated on close terms1
    • the two were thick as thieves for months1
  3. having component parts closely crowded together1
    • thick crowds1
    • a thick forest1
    • thick hair1
  4. spoken as if with a thick tongue1
    • the thick speech of a drunkard1
  5. (of darkness) very intense1
    • thick night1
    • thick darkness1
  6. hard to pass through because of dense growth1
    • thick woods1
  7. having a short and solid form or stature1
  8. 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 dimensions1
    • an inch thick1
    • a thick board1
    • a thick sandwich1
    • spread a thick layer of butter1
    • thick coating of dust1
    • thick warm blankets1
  9. relatively dense in consistency1
    • thick cream1
    • thick soup1
    • thick smoke1
    • thick fog1
  10. in quick succession1
    • misfortunes come fast and thick1
  11. with a thick consistency1
    • the blood was flowing thick1
  12. the location of something surrounded by other things1







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