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thicke

Terms vs Thicke - What's the difference?

terms | thicke |


As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective thicke is

.

Thinke vs Thicke - What's the difference?

thinke | thicke |


As a verb thinke

is obsolete spelling of lang=en.

As an adjective thicke is

obsolete spelling of lang=en.

Thicko vs Thicke - What's the difference?

thicko | thicke |


As a noun thicko

is (chiefly|british|slang) a dimwit or idiot.

As an adjective thicke is

.

Thicke vs Thicks - What's the difference?

thicke | thicks |


As an adjective thicke

is .

As a verb thicks is

(thick).

Thicket vs Thicke - What's the difference?

thicket | thicke |


As a noun thicket

is a dense, but generally small, growth of shrubs, bushes or small trees; a copse.

As an adjective thicke is

.

Thicke vs Thicken - What's the difference?

thicke | thicken |


As an adjective thicke

is .

As a verb thicken is

to make thicker (in the sense of wider).

Thicke vs Thicker - What's the difference?

thicke | thicker |


As adjectives the difference between thicke and thicker

is that thicke is while thicker is (thick).

As an adverb thicker is

.

Thicked vs Thicke - What's the difference?

thicked | thicke |


As a verb thicked

is (thick).

As an adjective thicke is

.

Thickie vs Thicke - What's the difference?

thickie | thicke |


As a noun thickie

is (chiefly|british|slang) a dimwit or idiot.

As an adjective thicke is

.

Thicke vs Thicky - What's the difference?

thicke | thicky |


As an adjective thicke

is .

As a noun thicky is

(uk|slang) an idiotic person.

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