Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Thick.
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- noun UK, slang an idiotic person.
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Examples
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It was cold (big surprise in Prague) so I had on several layers, including a thicky hooded sweatshirt and a long trenchcoat.
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I am basically a culture thicky, the scientist ingressing and yes I don't read much poetry - this is because I will only bother reading something where I have heard some of the poems and have had the tingle.
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Points for thicky-thicky-thick girls. eating class yes, but what depth and believability there was!
Danny Boyle Eying Paranormal Activity’s Katie Featherston for 127 Hours? | /Film 2010
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I am basically a culture thicky, the scientist ingressing and yes I don't read much poetry - this is because I will only bother reading something where I have heard some of the poems and have had the tingle.
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School playground name calling is really pathetic – “thicky”, “cowardly barbarian” and suchlike.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2008
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A dumB, those people marching through the streets of London and elsewhere did so to protest against the mooted British involvement in the Iraq fiasco - you thicky.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2008
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Yes I agree, Jude Law may be shite but thanks to him we call all go over to the USA put on a fake Jude Law thicky/posh English accent and American girls go wild for it!
Jude Law In “Why Am I Shit?” Documentary Push Jelly 2008
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She was slightly thicky-thick but in a fixable, real way, not the Kafkaesque nightmare that she has been compared to.
The Restorative Powers of Doing Nothing Mauricio 2007
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Hmm. being a football thicky - can West Ham still do it ?
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Now if you take aspirin, the aspirin will actually make those platelets less thicky, if you will, and prevent that clumping from occurring.
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