Dear and Thick

Dear

Dear adjective - Commanding a large price.

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Thick and dear are semantically related in state topic. In some cases you can use "Thick" instead an adjective "Dear", when it comes to topics like chummy.

Nearby Words: dearly, deary, dearie

Thick

Thick adjective - Closely acquainted.

Usage example: those two have been thick since grade school

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Synonyms for Thick

Antonyms for Thick

Dear and thick are semantically related in state topic. Sometimes you can use "Dear" instead an adjective "Thick", if it concerns topics such as familiar, chummy.

Nearby Words: thicken, thickness, thickened, thicket, thickhead

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How words are described

little	little dear	little thick
beautiful	beautiful dear	beautiful thick

Both words in one sentence

In dear old Blighty perhaps the best example is Ray Winstone who combined with his debut role in Scum and thick East End accent make him almost the posterboy for this trope.

Source: Face of a Thug
That, my dear, sweet marvelous troper with your slender hands and thick, lush hair and, most importantly, your soul-piercing eyes, is utter nonsense and/or just plain lies and you should be deeply ashamed of yourself to the bottom of your cold, wretched, overly small cardiac muscles.

Source: Darth Wiki / How Not to Write an Example

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