Hanapin
thick
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mataba, siksik
having a long distance between opposite sides
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makapal, malapot
(of liquids or other similar substances) not able to flow freely due to containing a lot of solid material
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siksik, makapal
(of the air, fog, etc.) heavily packed with particles, moisture, or pollutants, making it difficult to see or breathe
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siksik, makapal
densely populated or packed, with little space between individuals or elements
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makapal, bulol
(of tongue) affected in a way that makes it difficult to speak clearly, often resulting in unclear speech
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malakas, tindi
(of an accent) strongly indicative of a particular regional or national speech pattern, making it noticeable and sometimes difficult for others to understand
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masidhi, malapit
(of a bond) strong, close, and deeply supportive, often characterized by mutual trust and loyalty
Informal09
makurbada, matambok
(of a woman) having a curvy or full-figured body shape
InformalInformal11
siksik, matindi
very strong, intense, or overwhelming in nature or effect
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siksik, bigat
experiencing a dull pain or a heavy, foggy feeling in the head
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makapal, mabigat
(of printing, etc.) having bold, heavy, or broad strokes, making the characters appear dark and prominent
thick
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thickly
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thickly
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thickness
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thickness
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Halimbawa
The walls of the fortress were thick, offering protection against enemy attacks.
The tree trunk was thick, requiring multiple people to wrap their arms around it.
She bought a thick book that would take her weeks to finish.
The ice on the lake was 3 feet thick, making it safe for ice fishing.
How thick should the glass in the tank be to ensure it doesn't break under water pressure?
