a bit thick

She was short and a bit thick around the middle, not his type at all.

Might be being a bit thick here but that's how it seems to me.

This, he felt, was beginning to be a bit thick.

The air can be a bit thick with them at times."

It is usually a dull gray and a bit thick.

Security robots could be a bit thick, but even they eventually caught on.

Maybe I had laid this on a bit thick during the journey over.

She's laying it on a bit thick, at the very moment when she should be backing off.

A bit thick, isn't it, leaving us only four races to earn our living in?

The other end was a bit thicker and, surprisingly, had a very small hole that went all the way through.

That just makes you look a bit thick and somewhat petulant.

And after all, it is a bit thick, isn't it, to ask them to go down for less.

It was a bit thick in there but she just needed an excuse to remove herself from temptation.

I thought she was laying it on a bit thick, but Willard didn't seem to mind.

Don't you think these reminiscences are getting a bit thick?"

The plebeians are a bit thick, as they didn't see through Caesar.

He decided he might be laying it on a bit thick.

And then to put us in a ward with other ranks- it's a bit thick, even if they are crowded.

So said the old legends, though there was no doubt that they liked to lay it on a bit thick.

It looked like this would be a splendid day, even if the dust was blowing up a bit thick.

It can get a bit thick, though, when big collectors start playing one-upmanship.

Still, having eunuchs in their choir that was coming it a bit thick.

"It's still brewing, so this is a bit thick if ya know what I mean."

'Maybe I laid it on a bit thick,' he said.

"That's a bit thicker than you were," Wendy said with a smile.