Super Glossary

Thick Adjective Synonyms
close, friendly, like that, inseparable, devoted, hand in glove, on good terms, on the best (of) terms, intimate, chummy, pally, (as) thick as thieves, matey, well in, palsy-walsy
We were thick in the old days, going everywhere together.

core, heart, centre, middle, focus, midst
If it's a fight, you can be sure that Timothy will be in the thick of it.

dense, viscid, viscous, gelatinous, mucilaginous, gluey, glutinous, ropy, coagulated, clotted, congealed, jelled, jellied, inspissated, stiffish, stiff, firm, rigid, solid
For a thicker sauce,e cornflour.

compact, condensed, compressed, choking, packed, impenetrable, impassable, dense, pea-soup, soupy, murky, misty, foggy, smoggy, smoky, opaque, obscure, obscuring, hazy
We plunged deeper into the thick jungle. A thick fog blanketed the valley.

marked, pronounced, strong, decided, obvious, typical
She speaks English with a thick Polish accent.

thickheaded, thick-witted, thick-skulled, dense, stupid, slow, slow-witted, dull, dull-witted, stolid, obtuse, gormless, boneheaded, fat-headed, pin-headed, wooden-headed, addle-pated, halfwitted, block-headed, doltish, Boeotian, cretinous, imbecilic, mor
How could anyone so thick have become an executive.

Thick Noun Synonyms
broad, wide, solid, thickset, burly, ample, solid, bulky, substantial, beamy
He sank his teeth into the thickest sandwich I have ever seen. She is a bit thicker in the mid-section than I had remembered, but a good ketch nonetheless.

abundant, plentiful, bushy, luxuriant
Her thick red hair tumbled down over her shoulders.

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