Thick used in a sentence

Thick in a sentence as a noun

If you're going to launch products, build up your thick skin now.

OP is a middle-aged man with a short, thick neck.

This country is planted thick with laws, from coast to coast, Man's laws, not God's!

But the politics were too thick and toxic to touch.

Thick in a sentence as an adjective

Not too thick or too big at all, and very much on par with typical men's watches.

Upon settling back into the driver seat, with a big smile and a thick French accent, he said, "I am Batman.

Or expressed surprise that the Vogue Spring edition is the one where they show off new styles, which is why it's so thick and has so few ads.

To honest it is less obtrusive in my pocket than my Motorola Droid 3 was, that thing sat in my pocket like a thick brick.

Thick in a sentence as an adverb

Maybe paid shills are really required on such sites, it takes a thick skin to waste your time here Maybe should've started with 'I know I will be downvoted..." but then people don't like it because they think such comments are trolling for karma.

They look thick and serious, but if you actually read the claims, you will soon realize that it's nothing but an obvious and straightforward procedure for deciding when and with whom to establish a VPN.

I know Japanese and Chinese people who have "use names", because some white folks think Hideyuki is a mouthful and couldn't guess that he's a man. I know neighborhoods in Chicago where Irish Catholics are so thick on the ground that you'd better come up with a nickname if you're a Patrick or a Mary because otherwise half the class will have a hash collision with you.