Examples of 'little thicker' in a sentence
Meaning of "little thicker"
little thicker - This phrase is used to describe something that is slightly thicker or having a greater width or diameter compared to its usual or expected thickness. It implies a small increase in thickness, but not to a significant extent
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little thicker
The forest is a little thicker around here.
A little thicker on the eyebrows.
I would have liked them a little thicker.
It gets a little thicker up by the view ports.
Just the books get a little thicker.
A little thicker in the middle.
And the gold ones are a little thicker.
Its texture is a little thicker than that of evaporated milk.
Those pads could be a little thicker.
My batter was a little thicker consistency than I thought it was gonna be.
I would like to have a little thicker hair.
And make little thicker threads, like strings.
Here we make them a little thicker.
It 's a little thicker and weighs more than before.
Some of those hairs are little thicker.
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This one 's a little thicker than the others.
The thin blue line needs to get a little thicker.
I will make it a little thicker the next time.
You have got to make these boxes a little thicker.
Cut it a little thicker.
We would have preferred a tablet with a cardboard a little thicker.
You feel a little thicker.
I knew it was petite but thought it would be a little thicker.
Lay it on a little thicker.
It 's a little thicker and more syrupy than a normal wine.
I need to draw it a little thicker.
They were maybe a little thicker and longer at week 8 but not dramatically.
It is always reasonable to form the eyebrows a little thicker than planned.
It 's a little thicker in most dimensions too, though it does weigh about the same.
And you wanna wrap it a little thicker over your knuckles.
In some places, the edge can be made a little thicker.
Somehow the product gets a little thicker and easier to work with.
In Colorado, the chili tends to be a little thicker.
The Wusthof is a little thicker and stronger.
Yet it would be better if the shelves themselves were a little thicker in depth.
So you make it a little thicker on the one side and then it 's too thick.
The consistency of the yogurt was soft and a little thicker than an yogurt beverage.
Getting a little thicker up here, but I like it.
Uh, maybe the eyebrows were a little thicker.
His legs are a little thicker than Tim 's drawings.
They look the same, except a little thicker.
If the Earth 's crust were a little thicker then plate-tectonic recycling could not take place.
Presented as a fashion accessory, the Huawei Watch is just a little thicker than the Apple Watch.
My hair is a little thicker than yours, I think.
Yeah, it is growing in a little thicker.
Note, I made them a little thicker than the traditional crêpes.
If not, you could order a window that's a little thicker.
I guess blood 's a little thicker than evil.
No, not as in Caprica, but yes something similar, although a little thicker.
You need to get a dough a little thicker than the pancakes.
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A little bit thicker than an exam glove
