After the race, the trainer worried that the old mare had thick wind, a respiratory defect not associated with noisy breathing or signs of emphysema.

Even though he was pleasant, his thick-witted responses made it hard to have a sensible conversation.

Despite our patient explanations, he remained thick-headed and couldn't follow the instructions.

The designer adjusted the thick spaces between the images to improve readability.

Scholars often overlook the subtle cultural nuances embedded in thick translations.

In our seminar, we examined a thick translation of the medieval text, noting how the extensive glosses clarified cultural references.

After the harvest, the wildflowers were thick on the ground in the valley.

Lumley Thicks remains a peaceful spot, its stone cottages and hedgerows hinting at centuries of rural life.

Messages from customers came thick and fast after the product launch.

Her slim-thick figure turned heads as she walked into the room.