Bare
Bare adjective - Utterly lacking in something needed, wanted, or expected.
Usage example: the cupboard was bare of baking supplies
Thick
Thick adjective - Possessing or covered with great numbers or amounts of something specified.
Usage example: a meadow thick with wildflowers
Both words in one sentence
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Her Magical Girl costume reflects this by including thick leather gloves (unlike the dainty gloves or bare hands of the others).
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In Singapore, caning is done on the bare buttocks with a soaked half-inch thick rattan rod.
Source: A Taste of the Lash -
Soft Glass: Young Sil breaks the thick glass wall of her Glassy Prison at the lab with her bare fist.
Source: Film / Species
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