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The thick smoke covered the city, making visibility difficult.

The path was lost among the thick undergrowth, making it difficult to move forward.

The briar patch grew dense and thick, making it difficult for hikers to pass.

The dog's hairy coat became thicker during the cold winter.

The snot that came out of his nose was so thick that it looked like gelatin.

The hunting dog followed the deer’s trail through the dense forest.

The zorrocloco is known for its cunning and thick fur.

The slime that covered the pond's floor was thick and slippery, making passage difficult.

The syrup my grandmother made had a thick, sweet flavor that I loved.

The coffee was covered with a thick froth that made it even more appetizing.

The mucus that came out of his nose was green and thick, which worried his mother.

His beard is so thick that it looks like he has never shaved.

The starch used in cooking is essential for preparing a good thick sauce.

The slop they served at lunch was so thick that it resembled more a stew than a soup.

In the corner of the garden, a thick green moss grew that attracted many birds.

The cars began to collide at the intersection due to the thick fog.

I prepared a thick paste that I will use to repair the crack in the wall.

The hunter followed the deer's tracks through the dense forest.

The sputum that came out of his mouth was thick and yellow.

The syrup he prepared for dessert was delicious and very thick.

The molasses I bought at the market is deliciously thick.

The thick substance used to make the pasta is very dense and requires a lot of time to cook it properly.

The burrow of that rabbit is located near the stream, under a dense bush.

The mud in the river after the storm was so thick that the water was almost invisible.

The thinness of the cat was more noticeable in winter, when its fur became thicker.

The tup on the farm was imposing, with a coat so thick it looked like a lion.

The watery soup was not to his liking, as he preferred something thicker and tastier.