[ˈθɪkli], (Adverb)

Definitions:
- in a way that creates a wide piece of something
(e.g: the meat was too thickly cut and impossible to chew)

- in a closely compacted or crowded manner
(e.g: a thickly populated area)

- in a stupid manner
(e.g: "Isn't he a politician?" I say rather thickly)

- with a hoarse or husky voice; indistinctly
(e.g: "You woke me up," he said thickly)


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