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Meanings of looked thick in English

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Usage of looked thick in English
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Her hands were still clenching and unclenching, and her features looked thick.
Mildred Pierce
2
People looked thick and bulky, like shrubbery wrapped and tied for winter.
Death du Jour
3
The water looked thick as syrup, of a deadly menacing green.
The Land of Footprints
4
The skin, lead-coloured and dirty, looked thick, and was crossed by heavy wrinkles.
The Man Who Laughs: A Romance of English History
5
The steel looked thick enough to stop a pistol round.
Devil's keep
6
His neck looked thick enough to support the stone head of an Aztec-temple god.
Relentless
7
From this close the wine looked thick as honey.
Ink Exchange
8
The envelope looked thick, to say the least.
Castle Craneycrow
9
His longish blond hair looked thick and wild.
Perfect
10
The weather looked thick and nasty outside, and there was not the slightest sign of the Islander.
Up the River; or, Yachting on the Mississippi
11
The patchwork quilt looked thick and unsmoothed.
The Best Short Stories of 1921, and the Yearbook of the American...
12
The rope looked thick as a tree trunk and he would have to cut completely through it.
Bones of the Dragon
13
It had rotted a little here and there, and the wood was soft, but it looked thick.
The Young Lions
14
Her pubic hair looked thick in the dark and her breasts were full and round and inviting.
Stories: all-new tales
15
The air looked thick ahead.
Over Prairie Trails
16
They looked thick and substantial, each part being dashed off with magnificent dabs of colour on a clear grey background.
Theresa Raquin
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