thick *** , auch: thicc slang

The air is thick with something I can't quite make out.

Why did they need to be in the thick of things?

A week away and then back into the thick of things again.

The company will be getting into the thick of action next year.

The ground, on the other hand, has always been thick with them.

I knew he would get in the thick of things.

His eyes were open, but the water was thick and dark.

Better than trying to move where they're thick on the ground.

I believe we are still very much in the thick of things!

And in the third place I say they were too thick together.

Keep Thick close so he can't give the game away.

At last we have you in the thick of things!

They've been thick at her table for more than an hour.

You're going to have to stay out of the thick.

As always they'd got themselves into the thick of the action.

The results are better when the stand is not very thick.

He was under water for the thick end of an hour.

You seem to be in the thick of everything these days.

I'm not trying to get anything through your thick head!

They been getting pretty thick on the range, you know.

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

Maybe a bit on the thick side for most of us.

He had a lot of money and then things got thick.

And then he was in the thick of things again.

You went from the very thick to nothing and then.