Small and Thick

Small

Small adjective - Of a size that is less than average.
Usage example: a small cat who never weighed more than five pounds

Thick is an antonym for small in quantity topic.

Nearby Word: smallish

Thick

Thick adjective - Having a greater than usual measure across.
Usage example: cross your name off the list with a really thick line so I can see it

Small is an antonym for thick in deep topic.

Both words in one sentence

  • Doorstopper The original, unabridged novel, printed on flimsy paper and in small type, produces an over-sized paperback volume a good four inches thick.
    Source: Doorstopper
  • Miyamoto Musashi from Yaiba, whose eyebrows aren't only extremely thick but also longer than his body (it helps that he's very small).
  • The implications get pretty thick by the end, but he remains closeted; he does live in a small town in the 70's.
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