Thick on the ground, and undercover storage is even more scarce.
Thick as two short planks.
Thick fog
lay way down in the valley below.
The smooth round shafts,
slightly thicker
in the middle, appear to be productions of the lathe, rather than vegetable stems.
The path grew steeper and the snow
grew thicker, quite uneven in parts and soon there was hail too.
Thick of the fighting.
Thick with smoke
and relieved smokers.
Thick layers
of paper tissue.
My eyebrows are
too thick
& close together, my legs too thin.
The coronary arteries may also
become thicker, leading to angina.
Thick of battle, the middle of the marathon and the hard part of the growing season.
Thick with mud
where ruffians had sat down to drink or consult after wading in the marshes round their camp.
Thick slices.
The process is based on a manganese phosphate solution which produces a
fairly thick
coating.
Sieve or liquidize, and if it
seems too thick, dilute with a little stock or water.
Thick of the action
for the first team against chelsea on saturday.
Thick mist
enveloping the landscape.
Thick of a midfield fight.
Thick cloud?
Thick white coat.
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