English · Adjectives
thick
/θɪk/
[/θɪk/]
wide between surfaces
Beginneradjective
Definition
Having a large distance between opposite surfaces, or densely packed.
Example
She cut a thick slice of warm bread and spread it generously with butter.
She cut a thick slice of warm bread and spread it generously with butter.
Etymology
From Old English 'þicce', of Germanic origin, related to German 'dick'.
How & Where It’s Used
Used for objects, liquids, fog, and hair.