Thick

During rush hour, the subway station is always in the thick of commuters.

The thick smoke from the fire filled the room, making it difficult to breathe.

Her hair was thick and lustrous, the envy of many.

The book was printed on thick, high-quality paper.

She spread a thick layer of peanut butter on her toast.

The paint had dried to a thick, glossy finish.

The car's tires were designed to handle thick mud and rough terrain.

The construction worker wore a thick, protective helmet to safeguard against any potential accidents.

The company is facing difficulties due to the thick of competition in the market.

The toddler held onto a thick of rope at the playground.

The teacher handed out a thick of worksheets to the students.

The hiker climbed over a thick of fallen branches in the forest.

The chef added a thick of cream to enrich the soup's flavor.

The artist applied a thick of paint to create texture on the canvas.

The city experienced a thick of smog, causing air pollution levels to rise.

The team made their way through the thick of traffic to reach the stadium on time.

The bookshelf was stacked with a thick of novels.

She enjoyed the comforting warmth of the thick of the blankets on a cold winter night.

The construction workers poured a thick of concrete for the foundation.

The electrician replaced a thick of wires in the electrical panel.

The bookshelf in the study was filled with a thick of novels and reference books.

We hiked through the thick of the jungle, navigating dense vegetation.

The farmer harvested a thick of corn from the field.

He applied a thick of paint to the canvas to create texture.

The thick of the forest is filled with ancient trees.

The dentist filled a cavity with a thick of dental amalgam.

The tomato sauce was too thick, so I added some water to thin it out.

The fog was so thick that we could barely see the road ahead.

The thick mud on the hiking trail made it challenging to walk without slipping.

The batter for the pancakes should be thick to ensure fluffy results.

The honey was so thick that it stuck to the spoon.

The yogurt was so thick that it could be eaten with a spoon.

She flipped the thick pages of the ancient manuscript with care, trying not to damage them.

The sauce had a thick consistency, which added a hearty texture to the pasta.

She applied a thick layer of sunscreen to protect her skin from the scorching sun.

The dense forest was filled with thick undergrowth, making it challenging to navigate.

The mud on the hiking trail was thick and difficult to walk through.

The paint was too thick to spread evenly on the canvas.

The plot of the novel was thick with suspense and kept readers guessing until the end.

The soup had a thick consistency, perfect for a cold winter evening.

The traffic was moving slowly due to the thick fog that had settled in the area.

The traffic was at a standstill due to thick fog on the highway.

His accent was so thick that it was difficult to understand what he was saying.

The thick blanket of snow covered the entire landscape, creating a winter wonderland.

The ice cream had a thick, creamy texture that melted slowly in your mouth.

The ice cream had a rich, thick chocolate sauce drizzled over it.

The paint was applied in a thick layer, giving the wall a textured appearance.

The blankets were so thick and cozy that they kept us warm throughout the cold winter night.

The thick smoke billowing from the burning building obscured the firefighters' visibility.

The paint had a thick consistency, making it difficult to spread evenly on the wall.