Examples of 'had thick' in a sentence
Meaning of "had thick"
had thick: This phrase is a colloquial expression that means to have a strong or close relationship with someone or to be very familiar or friendly with them. It is usually used to describe a deep connection or bond between people
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had thick
You said you had thick skin.
You had thick skin before.
The cars also had thick carpet.
It had thick scales that granted it incredible defensive capability.
The resulting product had thick walls.
She had thick skin.
Some of them already had thick bushes.
They also had thick scales and an asymmetrical tail.
Said it was because he had thick pleadings.
I had thick hair and lice started falling on my face.
This animal had thick skin.
I had thick lips.
It was rectangular in shape and had thick stone walls.
Some had thick hair.
We can be pretty sure that at least some sauropods had thick skin.
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I recall he had thick eyebrows.
He had thick black hair that was long enough it got in his eyes.
I thought the Carringtons had thick skin.
Quico had thick eyebrows and hairs sprouting from his ears.
He said it was 'cause he had thick pleadings.
The baby had thick black hair all over his body.
In the past, before air conditioning, we had thick walls.
Three of them had thick armour with dull reflections under the moon.
Some very dainty women 's and children 's shoes still had thick nailed soles.
He had thick black gunk that smelled in his ears for months at a time.
These houses were made of dry stone, had thick walls and were roofed with turf.
But we had thick layers of snow in February and March.
As with other tapinocephalians, they had thick skulls probably for head-butting.
They had thick Silver Sagebrush nearby to protect them from the hawk.
I like rough sex . She had thick skin.
You said she had thick ankles and the face of a Jewish manicurist.
I was picked on in school because I had thick glasses, was called 4 eyes.
He had thick skin I never had.
You no longer search on the nicknames. - You said you had thick skin.
During the winter it had thick hair but it lost all its fur in summer.
She had thick thighs and her high notes were so shrill!
Now, my father, he had thick workingman 's hands.
He had thick thighs, shorter than the lower part of his leg.
Its teeth were razor-like and had thick enamel, built for stabbing and slicing prey.
She had thick fair hair, which she mostly wore swept back in a bun.
I thought Carringtons had thick skin, or is that just Fallon?
We had thick rubber gloves on our hands, and wads of cotton over our mouths.
She wishes she had thick hair like her mom 's.
It had thick walls, ample ammunition and stores, and also hosted the local treasury.
Each section of the complex had thick metal blast doors that weighed 3 tons apiece.
I had thick hair then, and Francine had pink thighs.
That question . You said she had thick ankles and the face of a Jewish manicurist.
He had thick eyebrows… clean shaven, wide nose, like it might have broken sometime.
You said you had thick skin. - GARY.
One had thick dark hair, which the wind had churned into a tumbled sea of waves.
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Had she dreamed of the garden so often
Then we knew we had the wrong guy
We had so much fun up on the mountain today
