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thickset

Thickset vs Big - What's the difference?

thickset | big | Related terms |

Thickset is a related term of big.


As nouns the difference between thickset and big

is that thickset is a thick hedge while big is a biological insulation garment; an air-tight, full-body suit intended to prevent the spread of contaminants.

As an adjective thickset

is having a short, heavy build; stout.

Thickset vs Ponderous - What's the difference?

thickset | ponderous | Related terms |

Thickset is a related term of ponderous.


As adjectives the difference between thickset and ponderous

is that thickset is having a short, heavy build; stout while ponderous is heavy, massive, weighty.

As a noun thickset

is a thick hedge.

Burly vs Thickset - What's the difference?

burly | thickset | Synonyms |

Burly is a synonym of thickset.


As adjectives the difference between burly and thickset

is that burly is (usually|of a man) large, well-built, and muscular while thickset is having a short, heavy build; stout.

As a noun thickset is

a thick hedge.

Thickset vs Sizeable - What's the difference?

thickset | sizeable | Related terms |

Thickset is a related term of sizeable.


As adjectives the difference between thickset and sizeable

is that thickset is having a short, heavy build; stout while sizeable is fairly large.

As a noun thickset

is a thick hedge.

Upset vs Thickset - What's the difference?

upset | thickset |


As adjectives the difference between upset and thickset

is that upset is (of a person) angry, distressed or unhappy while thickset is having a short, heavy build; stout.

As nouns the difference between upset and thickset

is that upset is (uncountable) disturbance or disruption while thickset is a thick hedge.

As a verb upset

is to make (a person) angry, distressed, or unhappy.

Brawny vs Thickset - What's the difference?

brawny | thickset | Related terms |

Brawny is a related term of thickset.


As adjectives the difference between brawny and thickset

is that brawny is characterized by brawn; muscular, thewy; strong while thickset is having a short, heavy build; stout.

As a noun thickset is

a thick hedge.

Thickset vs Strong - What's the difference?

thickset | strong | Related terms |

Thickset is a related term of strong.


As an adjective thickset

is having a short, heavy build; stout.

As a noun thickset

is a thick hedge.

As a proper noun strong is

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Hefty vs Thickset - What's the difference?

hefty | thickset | Related terms |

Hefty is a related term of thickset.


As adjectives the difference between hefty and thickset

is that hefty is heavy while thickset is having a short, heavy build; stout.

As a noun thickset is

a thick hedge.

Thicknet vs Thickset - What's the difference?

thicknet | thickset |


As nouns the difference between thicknet and thickset

is that thicknet is 10BASE5, a form of Ethernet using a stiff cable while thickset is a thick hedge.

As an adjective thickset is

having a short, heavy build; stout.

Thickest vs Thickset - What's the difference?

thickest | thickset |

Thickset is a anagram of thickest.



As adjectives the difference between thickest and thickset

is that thickest is superlative of thick while thickset is having a short, heavy build; stout.

As an adverb thickest

is superlative of thick POS=adverb.

As a noun thickset is

a thick hedge.

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