Binding and Thick

Binding

Binding noun - The capacity to attract and hold something.

Thick and binding are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Thick" instead a noun "Binding".

Nearby Words: bind, binder, bindery

Thick

Thick noun - The most intense or characteristic phase of something.

Binding and thick are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Binding" instead a noun "Thick".

Both words in one sentence

  • Breaking the Bonds In a much more serious, straight application of the trope, Akane ripped through the pantyhose binding her arms and wrists with sheer brute force (no mean feat, since she was wrapped up in so much pantyhose it was several inches thick, and her wrists were tied behind her back in a similar fashion.)
  • Art-Style Dissonance The Binding of Isaac mimics Thick-Line Animation, and has a protagonist who looks very baby-like despite apparently being at least kindergarten-age.
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