Kind
Thick
Thick adjective - Having or being of relatively great depth or extent from one surface to its opposite.
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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Yurika also has heels on those giant red platforms of hers that are as thick as they are high, while Zaki's metal boots are of the lower-and-thick, more practical kind.
Source: Combat Stilettos -
Deadly Disc: Taylor's Armadillo Puck (kind of thick for a disc, but close enough).
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The Supernaturalist: Stephan Bashkir gets hit by an entrapment projectile that rapidly expands and covers the target's body in a kind of thick cellophane/fiberglass cocoon.
Source: Giving Them the Strip
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