Don't be thick as champ about it; just tell me what happened.

The villagers warned us about the thick-uns that lurk in the marsh.

He paid his tab with a battered thick-un, and the old-timer behind the bar gave a knowing smile.

At the rehearsal dinner, she laid it on thick when thanking everyone for their support.

Even after several examples, the thick-skulled student still couldn't grasp the concept.

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.