thickly
With heavy coating
Thickly describes doing something in a thick manner.
A sauce spread thickly covers a surface in a heavy layer.
Trees growing thickly stand close together.
Speech delivered thickly sounds muffled or indistinct, often from emotion or intoxication: He spoke thickly through his tears.
Snow falling thickly comes down in dense, heavy flakes.
Filled to capacity
- clusteredGathered closely together
- crowdedFilled beyond comfort
- plantedPut into ground
- forestedCovered in trees
wooded · vegetated · populated · settled · grown · matted · tangled · woven
Having multiple levels
- slatheredSpread on liberally
- smotheredDeprived of air
- cakedDried into a hard coating
- plasteredExtremely intoxicated
spread · applied · buttered · frosted · glazed · encrusted · covered · blanketed
Made liquid flow out
- flowingMoving continuously onward
- drippingRendered cooking fat
- oozingLeaking viscously and slowly
- poolingMerging shared contributions
spreading · congealing · clotting · coating · clinging · dribbling · running · syrupy
packed
Filled to capacity
forested · wooded · vegetated · populated · settled · grown · matted · tangled · woven · knotted
layered
Having multiple levels
plastered · spread · applied · buttered · frosted · glazed · encrusted · covered · blanketed · daubed
poured
Made liquid flow out
pooling · spreading · congealing · clotting · coating · clinging · dribbling · running · syrupy · gooey
spoken
Expressed in words aloud
- pronouncedSpoken aloud formally
- utteredExpressed in speech
- articulatedHaving segments that bend
voiced · slurred · drawled · accented · inflected · intoned · muttered · mumbled · rasped · growled
insulated
Shielded from heat loss
- cushionedMade softer or gentler
- upholsteredCovered with fabric cushioning
- quiltedStitched through layered fabric
wadded · stuffed · lined · wrapped · bundled · swaddled · clothed · dressed · muffled · furred
thicklyclearly
Without ambiguity
crisply · distinctly · articulately · sharply · plainly
- thick and thinAll circumstances, good or bad
- thick fogHeavy atmospheric moisture obscuring sight
- thick skinImmunity to criticism
- lay it on thickExaggerate praise or emotion
- blood is thicker than waterRelatives matter most
- thick as thievesIntimately allied and loyal
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