CEFR A1

thick

adjective

Meaning

Having a large distance between two sides; not thin.

Examples

This is a thick book.
He has thick hair.

Synonyms: dense, solid, chunky, substantial

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thick (A1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /θɪk/

Definition

Having a large distance between two sides; not thin.

Examples

This is a thick book.
He has thick hair.
The soup is too thick; I need to add water.

How to Use thick

thick with (prepositional phrase): Full of something, often to the point of being difficult to move through. — "The room was thick with the smell of cooking."

Synonyms of thick

Words with a similar meaning to thick:

dense
solid
chunky
substantial

Antonyms of thick

Words with the opposite meaning to thick:

thin
slim
narrow

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