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Definition of thick
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Thick (n.) A
thicket;
as,
gloomy
thicks..
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Thicken
::
Thicken
(v. t.) To make thick (in any sense of the
word).
Thickbill
::
Thickbill
(n.) The
bullfinch.
Molluscum
::
Molluscum
(n.) A
cutaneous
disease
characterized
by
numerous
tumors,
of
various
forms,
filled
with a thick
matter;
-- so
called
from the
resemblance
of the
tumors
to some
molluscous
animals..
Tenon
::
Tenon (n.) A
projecting
member
left by
cutting
away the wood
around
it, and made to
insert
into a
mortise,
and in this way
secure
together
the parts of a
frame;
especially,
such a
member
when it
passes
entirely
through
the
thickness
of the piece in which the
mortise
is cut, and shows on the other side. Cf.
Tooth,
Tusk..
Rare
::
Rare
(superl.)
Characterized
by wide
separation
of
parts;
of loose
texture;
not thick or
dense;
thin; as, a rare
atmosphere
at high
elevations..
Loaf
::
Loaf (n.) Any thick lump, mass, or cake;
especially,
a large
regularly
shaped
or
molded
mass, as of
bread,
sugar,
or
cake..
Bushment
::
Bushment
(n.) A
thicket;
a
cluster
of
bushes.
Osmose
::
Osmose
(n.) The
tendency
in
fluids
to mix, or
become
equably
diffused,
when in
contact.
It was first
observed
between
fluids
of
differing
densities,
and as
taking
place
through
a
membrane
or an
intervening
porous
structure.
The more rapid flow from the
thinner
to the
thicker
fluid was then
called
endosmose,
and the
opposite,
slower
current,
exosmose.
Both are,
however,
results
of the same
force.
Osmose
may be
regarded
as a form of
molecular
attraction,
allied
to that of
adhesion..
Thick Wind
::
Thick wind () A
defect
of
respiration
in a
horse,
that is
unassociated
with noise in
breathing
or with the signs of
emphysema..
Studbook
::
Stud (v. t.) To set with
detached
ornaments
or
prominent
objects;
to set
thickly,
as with
studs..
Dispart
::
Dispart
(n.) The
difference
between
the
thickness
of the metal at the mouth and at the
breech
of a piece of
ordnance.
Bonnet
::
Bonnet
(n.) A soft,
elastic,
very
durable
cap, made of
thick,
seamless
woolen
stuff,
and worn by men in
Scotland..
Besnow
::
Besnow
(v. t.) To
scatter
like snow; to cover
thick,
as with snow
flakes..
Slab
::
Slab (a.)
Thick;
viscous.
Squab
::
Squab (n.) A
thickly
stuffed
cushion;
especially,
one used for the seat of a sofa,
couch,
or
chair;
also, a
sofa..
Hedge
::
Hedge (n.) A
thicket
of
bushes,
usually
thorn
bushes;
especially,
such a
thicket
planted
as a fence
between
any two
portions
of land; and also any sort of
shrubbery,
as
evergreens,
planted
in a line or as a
fence;
particularly,
such a
thicket
planted
round a field to fence it, or in rows to
separate
the parts of a
garden..
Barracan
::
Barracan
(n.) A
thick,
strong
stuff,
somewhat
like
camlet;
-- still used for outer
garments
in the
Levant..
Full
::
Full (n.) To
thicken
by
moistening,
heating,
and
pressing,
as
cloth;
to mill; to make
compact;
to
scour,
cleanse,
and
thicken
in a
mill..
Thin
::
Thin (v. i.) To grow or
become
thin; -- used with some
adverbs,
as out, away, etc.; as,
geological
strata
thin out, i. e.,
gradually
diminish
in
thickness
until they
disappear..
Thick
::
Thick
(superl.)
Not
transparent
or
clear;
hence,
turbid,
muddy,
or
misty;
as, the water of a river is apt to be thick after a
rain..
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