Thicc

Pronunciation: /θɪk/

Definitions of thicc

adjective describing someone or something as having a larger or fuller figure, especially in terms of the buttocks and thighs

Example Sentences

A1 The cat is thicc.

A2 She likes to wear thicc sweaters in the winter.

B1 The thicc fog made it hard to see while driving.

B2 The thicc steak was cooked perfectly rare.

C1 Her thicc thighs were a result of her dedicated weightlifting routine.

C2 The thicc velvet curtains added a luxurious feel to the room.

Examples of thicc in a Sentence

formal The thicc layer of paint on the canvas added depth to the artwork.

informal She's been hitting the gym hard and now she's looking thicc!

slang Damn, that car is thicc with those wide tires.

figurative Her wallet was thicc with all the cash she had saved up.

Grammatical Forms of thicc

• past tense: thiccened
• plural: thiccs
• comparative: thiccer
• superlative: thiccest
• present tense: thicc
• future tense: will be thicc
• perfect tense: have been thicc
• continuous tense: is being thicc
• singular: thicc
• positive degree: thicc
• infinitive: to be thicc
• gerund: thiccening
• participle: thiccened

Origin and Evolution of thicc

First Known Use: 2000 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'thicc' is believed to have originated in African American Vernacular English (AAVE) as a slang term to describe someone with a curvy or voluptuous body.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'thicc' has become more widely used in internet slang and pop culture to describe someone with a body that is perceived as attractive due to being curvy or having a larger physique. It has also been used in a playful or humorous way to compliment someone's physical appearance.