thicke

[θɪk]

thicke Definition

• 1. having a large distance between opposite sides; not thin
• 2. dense or crowded in nature
• 3. stupid or dumb

Using thicke: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "thicke" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The tree trunk was thick and sturdy.

• Example

  She has a thick accent that is hard to understand.

• Example

  The fog was so thick that we could barely see the road.

• Example

  He's a bit thick when it comes to math.

thicke Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for thicke

• wide
• broad
• chunky
• fat
• heavy
• dense
• congested
• crowded
• packed
• stupid
• dumb
• chubby

Antonyms for thicke

• thin
• slender
• sparse
• smart
• intelligent
• skinny

Phrases with thicke

• thick and thin

  through good times and bad times, no matter what happens

  Example

  I will stand by you through thick and thin.

• thick as thieves

  very close friends who share secrets and trust each other completely

  Example

  They've been thick as thieves since they were kids.

• in the thick of something

  in the middle of a difficult or busy situation

  Example

  We were in the thick of the storm when the power went out.

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Summary: thicke in Brief

The term 'thicke' [θɪk] describes something that is not thin, often with a large distance between opposite sides. It can also refer to something dense or crowded, as well as being used informally to describe someone as stupid or dumb. Examples include 'The tree trunk was thick and sturdy,' and 'He's a bit thick when it comes to math.' Phrases include 'thick and thin,' meaning through good times and bad, 'thick as thieves,' meaning very close friends, and 'in the thick of something,' meaning in the middle of a difficult situation.