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thicker

SayTHIK-erUS/ˈθɪkɚ/UK · AUS/ˈθɪkə/

2 meanings of thicker

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  1. 1
    adjective
    Comparative of thick. Use it to compare two things and say one has more width or is more solid.

    The winter coat felt thicker than the one she wore last year.

    The fog grew thicker as they climbed higher into the hills.

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  2. 2
    adverb
    Comparative of thick. Use it to say something is done in a more solid or heavier way.

    She spread the butter thicker on the second slice of bread.

    The snow fell thicker as the night went on.

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thicker is a form of thick

thick, adjective: Having a large distance between opposite sides, or measuring a stated distance between them. Full entry

Forms
thickthicker comparativethickest superlative
Spelling
thick → thicker: add -er

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