thick

There may be thousands close by, but the foliage is so thick it's difficult for them to find each other.

They had a thicker cortex across the parietal, precuneus, and occipital regions of reflection, perception, and orientation, offering some evidence that sustained spiritual life is neuroprotective against depression and despair.

I believe it was Cicero who said, you fugly sluts wish you were thick like me.

I I need the thicker.

But it's too risky to track a seven-tonne musth elephant on foot in thick brush, so the team must navigate their way in by jeep.

This mythos persists today— even as new discoveries reveal just how little we know of the Viking world, and shapes that once seemed certain recede into the thick mist of time.