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Sentence Examples Maybe he's as thick as two planks and thinks she is a member of the Labor party. Then again, maybe I'm just as thick as two short planks, which a lot of people think. The guy had a hide as thick as a rhino, loved his politics and he didn't have a mean bone in his body. Her hair is torn out, her face is a mass of bruises and her neck is almost as thick as that of a horse. Microscopical examination will readily show that spunk fiber is only about a fifth as thick as a fiber of cotton. You've got to have a hide as thick as a rhinoceros to carry on and pretend nothing has happened. I opened the card envelope and pulled out a picture of a young boy with a bushy Afro and glasses as thick as my fingers. They each got two strips of jerky for meals, each about as long as a man's hand and as thick as two fingers. No hairdresser, looking at a head of hair as thick as mine, would think that a short-all-over style would do well on my bonce. There was a rope as thick as my arm strung across the river, running through a heavy pulley on the barge. He wore those late '70s style of eyeglasses, with the enormous, thick lenses and black frames as thick as copper tubing. This outermost layer of your skin is about as thick as a sheet of writing paper. A person can be very good at reeling off facts and figures but can still be as thick as two short planks. The edentulous anterior portion of the mandible is approximately half as thick as the tooth-bearing region. The front of the enclosure is covered with a panel that is as thick as the rest of the casing. In the olden days, Bryan and Justin had been as thick as thieves, closer than brothers, best friends for life. Deep within the forest there was a tree, a beech tree, tall and strong in its prime with a huge girth and limbs as thick as ten men's arms. The sky was creamily overcast, but the sun still shone through at patches of cloud that were not as thick as others. It was about as thick as a man's calf and had a universal joint on each end. Not only do politicians require hides as thick as oxen, we expect them to have their constitution as well. Show More Sentences I was falling, falling through a darkness as thick as the tears which dribbled from my gaping eyes. We were as thick as thieves and would share any secret with one another. The librarian handed Steven only about a dozen Manila folders, many containing only one or two photos, a stack hardly as thick as a dime-store novel. The fungi form white strands, which can be as thick as sewing garn, with which they can overgrow wood-free substrates and grow through masonry. The weed can grow as high as 10 feet, with a stalk as thick as full-grown corn. The prepared incisal edge should be at least as thick as the diameter of the bur used in the cavity. The PS2 retails at ¥39,800, so North Korean agents, as thick as ever on the streets of Tokyo, can carry them out, unmonitored, one by one. They were holding clubs as thick as a man's wrist and were lashing out and hitting anyone who crossed their path. And when it comes to nuclear matters, the two nations are as thick as thieves. He may well be as thick as two short planks and show a reckless disregard for the facts, but he's also a grubby opportunist who thrives on the misery of others. Unfortunately, I had observed the boatman was as thick as a plank. My blood became as thick as pudding, and my head throbbed with pain. Dexter had corn-yellow hair, buck teeth, freckles, and glasses as thick as the bottom of a coke bottle, always carried an inhaler and had the IQ of a fox. Its 27 bedrooms are spacious, airy and attractively furnished, with hand-painted canopied or four-poster beds buried under billowing duvets as thick as snow drifts. The forest was as thick as it was in the morning and Tintin flew away as if nothing had happened. The result is a box which is approximately half as thick as the original jewelbox. It is about as thick as a piece of string and about fourdita long or even apalmo. Further, in the third voyage, he mentions diamonds and flakes of fine gold as thick as a man's nail near Cap-Rouge, southwest of Quebec City. The ice build-up was nearly twice as thick as any previous storm on record. The cable is as thick as a man's arm and weighs 800kg. Show More Sentences A large mass of clay was obtained and then monks sallied forth and picked from willow trees suitable saplings, thin pieces of twig about half as thick as one's little finger and perhaps a foot long. How dare she blame parents for criminals and drug dealers and say we are as thick as two short planks. When are TV bosses going to realise that women like Kelly who look spectacular but are as thick as two short planks don't make good presenters? One of them was a snake as thick as a person, a very big, thick snake. Of these, the leaf of the larger is 18 inches long, exclusive of the petioles, which is as thick as the thumb and 7 8 broad, very coriaceous and glabrous, with indistinct nerves. He poured on charm as thick as suntan lotion. And what wasn't censored, the sexual double-entendre was as thick as they could lay it on. Siltstones of the Dominopol' Regional Stage are severely disturbed and nearly three times as thick as normal. Winterkorn, currently head of the profitable Audi brand group, is said to be as thick as thieves with former Volkswagen CEO and present supervisory board Chairman Ferdinand Piech. In species that live near the poles, the blubber can be as thick as 11 inches. In the pursuit of a shortsighted, soi-disant realism, its political and business elites have been as thick as thieves with the rulers of North Africa. I recall also her hair, strands as thick as strings. The folders are often as thick as telephone directories. Then not only the spirits heat up, but also the cables. This places very high demands on the cable and the outer cable jacket must be as thick as elephant skin. He and Victoria were as thick as thieves, and are about equal in wickedness. The ice was as thick as three kilometres during the last glacial maximum about 20,000 years ago. He was hard to understand because he spoke softly, and his Vermont accent was as thick as maple syrup oozing down a pile of pancakes. He tells it in his rich Bavarian accent, as thick as a Hasenpfeffer stew. President Bush may think he's as thick as thieves with his pal Vladimir Putin, but hopefully someone at the White House is reading the English edition of Pravda. The keel was a flattened plank about twice as thick as a normal strake plank but still not strong enough to withstand the downwards thrust of a mast. Show More Sentences Not just ordinary crabs, but red king crabs, monsters of the deep, with shells as broad as a man's chest and flailing claws as thick as your wrist. Examples from Classical Literature It was a little round plug about as thick as the end of your little finger, and I says to myself there's a di'mond in the nest you've come from. The crabs hung on the branches as thick as beads on a string, purple-red, with a thin silvery glaze over them. They swarmed up in front of Sherburn's palings as thick as they could jam together, and you couldn't hear yourself think for the noise. The flesh on the corpse was not as thick as the back of a knife, and incisions in it brought not one drop of blood. He was a handsome one, this chap, fair-skinned and freckled, with red cheeks and a ruddy pelt as thick as a lamb's wool, growing down on his neck in little tufts. Their bodkins, or bullet-shaped arrow heads, were carried on shafts three feet long and as thick as a man's thumb, and were able to punch straight through plate armour. I suspect she and her mother are really as thick as thieves, eh? Find more words! 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