thick

the thick of battle.

the thick of the thumb

the thick of the forest

in the thick of the fight

in the thick of the fighting.

a thick bundle of envelopes.

a thick, creamy dressing.

a thick rim of suds.

the thick, slimy mud.

the room was thick with smoke.

Here is one an inch thick.

They will stick together through thick and thin.

The British accents are just way too thick.

Each a hundred thousandth of an inch thick.

You need to develop a thick skin.

Friend, foe, stretched thick together, clay to clay.

The smoldering wreck fumed thick black smoke.

A human hair is thousands of times thicker, for example.

Belugas have a layer of blubber up to fifteen centimeters thick.

But the Russian cats have thick fur to shield them from the cold.