Translate thicker from English to German

Summary

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thick:
- dick
Wiktionary:
- thick → dick, dicht, plump, rauch, mächtig
- thick → mitten in
- thick → dick, gut, voll, dicht, gedrängt, geschlossen, undurchdringlich, beschaffen, grob, zähflüssig, klebrig, fett, plump, trübe, stark, wulstig

English

Detailed Translations for thicker from English to German

thick (bulky)

– not thin; of a specific thickness or of relatively great extent from one surface to the opposite usually in the smallest of the three solid dimensions ¹
dick
- dick adj

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	midst
Adjective	Related Translations	Other Translations
dick	bulky; thick	as fat as a pig; as plump as a partridge; banal; below the belt; bloated; broad; bulky; coarse; detailed; elaborate; exhaustive; expansive; extensive; gross; heavily built; heavyset; in detail; massive; nasty; obese; rotten; shabby; sizeable; stout; trite; trivial; unmannerly; unsavory; unsavoury; vapid; very overweight; voluminous; vulgar; wide; widespread
-	buddy-buddy; chummy; compact; deep; dense; heavyset; slurred; stocky; thickset
Adverb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	thickly
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	thickened

deep; deep-chested; fat; four-ply; heavy; quilted; thickened; three-ply; two-ply; wide; broad
compact; dense; concentrated
clogged; clotted; coagulable; coagulate; coagulated; curdled; grumous; grumose; creamy; dense; impenetrable; gelatinous; gelatinlike; jellylike; ropy; ropey; stringy; thready; soupy; syrupy; viscous
slurred; unintelligible
deep; intense
heavyset; stocky; thickset
chummy; buddy-buddy; close
blockheaded; boneheaded; fatheaded; loggerheaded; thickheaded; thick-skulled; wooden-headed; stupid
abundant
midst; inside; interior
thickly

abounding; having a lot of¹
- the top was thick with dust¹
(used informally) associated on close terms¹
- the two were thick as thieves for months¹
having component parts closely crowded together¹
- thick crowds¹
- a thick forest¹
- thick hair¹
spoken as if with a thick tongue¹
- the thick speech of a drunkard¹
(of darkness) very intense¹
- thick night¹
- thick darkness¹
hard to pass through because of dense growth¹
- thick woods¹
having a short and solid form or stature¹
not thin; of a specific thickness or of relatively great extent from one surface to the opposite usually in the smallest of the three solid dimensions¹
- an inch thick¹
- a thick board¹
- a thick sandwich¹
- spread a thick layer of butter¹
- thick coating of dust¹
- thick warm blankets¹
relatively dense in consistency¹
- thick cream¹
- thick soup¹
- thick smoke¹
- thick fog¹
in quick succession¹
- misfortunes come fast and thick¹
with a thick consistency¹
- the blood was flowing thick¹
the location of something surrounded by other things¹

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Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• thick	→ dick	↔ dik — weinig vloeibaar
• thick	→ dick	↔ dik — nauw aaneengesloten
• thick	→ dick	↔ dik — hecht
• thick	→ gut; voll	↔ dik — ruim
• thick	→ dick	↔ dik — de genoemde dwarsdoorsnede hebbend
• thick	→ dick	↔ dik — een naar verhouding grote dwarsdoorsnede hebbend
• thick	→ dicht; gedrängt; geschlossen; undurchdringlich	↔ dense — épais, compact, dont les parties nous paraissent plus épaisses ou plus serrées.
• thick	→ dicht; beschaffen	↔ fourni — épais, abondant.
• thick	→ dick; grob; zähflüssig; klebrig; fett	↔ gros — Qui a beaucoup de circonférence ou de volume.
• thick	→ plump	↔ lourdingue — populaire\|fr lourd, dépourvu de finesse, de subtilité.
• thick	→ trübe	↔ touffu — Qui est en touffe, qui est épais, bien garnir.
• thick	→ dick; stark	↔ épais — Qui a une certaine mesure dans la dimension transversale.
• thick	→ stark; wulstig	↔ épais — Fort, solide.
• thick	→ dicht	↔ épais — Nombreux, serré, touffu.

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