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the thickness of the surface clay loam layer is thin, and the sandy layer is thick with larger penetration and a bottom aquitard layer.

The warrior's voice was thick with the intensity of his feelings and his knuckles were white as he clutched his sword.

You seem to be very thick with the boss!

This reporter saw, friendship is about 3 meters deep drainage, surface ice up to a foot thick, with part of its outer fence.

Then his wife brought out steaming bowls of soup. It was chicken soup thick with vegetables and chunks of meat.

The paper may be deliciously thick, with ragged edges and a surface capillaries with tiny fibres of the rags that made it.

That, Turner theorizes, might have finally given humans the edge, allowing them to encroach further into land thick with hyenas.

The first cable will likely be a quarter-inch thick, with the elevator capable of lifting 20 tonnes at a time, launching once per day.

the floor was thick with mud , where ruffians had sat down to drink or consult after wading in the marshes round their camp.

Through the moving couples they hurried out a side-door to a world that was covered thick with soft, cottony, silent snow.

Then he saw the hills, once thick with teak trees, shaved bald like an old man's skull.

Mr Willingham later said the house was so thick with smoke he could not find any of the girls before escaping.

The air beneath the evergreen boughs was thick with a strange perfume, which made me feel dizzy, light-headed, and slightly nauseous.

In summer, hundreds of crimson lotus dot the lake between the green lotus leaves thick with a refreshing fragrance.

Then he was shoved into a cramped elevator thick with the odor of machine lubricants and metal filings.

The dense foliage is thick with disease-carrying insects, parasites and persistent fungi capable of crippling machinery and people alike.

The fields at Agincourt were thick with mud, having recently been plowed for winter wheat and soaked in a heavy October shower.

In summer, the heat is oppressive, the air fetid and thick with the sound of cicadas.

Southern Punjab, a favourite area for rich people from the Arabian Gulf, is now thick with well-funded religious institutions.

Graphene is a honeycomb-like sheet of carbon just one atom thick with a number of unique physical properties.

Several other men had dropped in, and the air was thick with tobacco smoke, when Brissenden waved the red flag.

is now thick with commercials and advertisements, which do many important things for society. First of all they convey business information.

Mustard-coloured smoke drifted into the sky and the rivers we passed ran thick with waste and rubbish.

Endless anecdotal cases of trouble will keep the air around Chinese banks thick with negative sentiment, despite their robust fundamentals.

Place all ingredients in a glass bowl and whip until thick with an electric hand mixer or food processor.

The air was thick with the perfume, heavy with it, clogged with it.

The very air seemed hostile, so thick with dust and ash that she could barely see.

The pavement was thick with the slippery brown mulch of fallen leaves and the smell of bonfires wafted across the common.

The custom-made wok is thick with a deep base, excellent for maintaining the temperature and sealing in the flavour.

He had been thick with Nana , and he was anxious to start her on the stage .

The air here is thick with the smell of decomposing bodies, and most people wear surgical masks as they walk through town.

It has an HDMI port for a High Definition 1080p "capability, " and is 13. 3mm thick with an aluminum casing.

The heat was oppressive, and the air was thick with itching smoke.

Bark pale gray to blackish brown, thick, with a corky layer, longitudinally fissured.

The old man's voice was thick with a strange, sad, alien emotion.

Sometimes the air was so thick with pollution that she could see it, breathe it, smell it, even taste it.

ovules numerous. Style filiform; pistil head thick, with a membranous, reflexed rim, apex conical, shortly 2-lobed.

They were still inside the castle, with every gate closed and barred and the battlements thick with sentries.

Hibiscus is the Chaozhou people, build three five thick, with hibiscus nickname to describe her is not exaggerated.

She was in a wild strange country so thick with swirling mist.

As the light faded and the streets became thick with young receptionists, cashiers and sales clerks heading home, Mr.

The air was thick with butterflies , lifting, fluttering , settling .

A glass bottle is rolling back and forth on the floor, and the air is thick with cigarette smoke.

The historic lake had silted up. The 18th- century plantations were thick with unwanted scrub and sycamores .

The coat and heavy mane is thick, with coarse guard hair and a wooly undercoat.

Stem prostrate, distally ascending, elongate, 1--2 cm thick, with a few woody roots.

Despite what he saysabout the extent of Ahmadinejad's support, the atmosphere in Tehran is thick with fear.

Thick with cylinder stroke adjustment to control, can be adjustable.

The father chicken farm next to a tree osmanthus trees, thick with leaves and deep-rooted.

Bark gray brown or dark brown, thick, with longitudinal fissures, always exuding pellucid resins when wounded.

The river road was thick with traffic, almost all of it flowing south.

The coat is long and thick with a heavy underlayer.

Landslides of waste subside into the sea and at ground level the air is thick with dust and flies.

no fountain solution, ink prints even light, thick, with bright, colorful, bright hues, printing of high quality.

By his wisdom the depths have broken out, and the clouds grow thick with dew.

The rising road offered stunning vistas of nearby tawny hillsides thick with summer rock roses, lavender, and thyme.

The shelves of the pool-supplies aisle at Target are thick with Chinese flotation devices for babies.

Central Seoul was thick with police officers in full riot gear, a sign that Mr. Roh, even after death, remained a volatile figure.

EACH summer families drive from South Dakota's plains into the Black Hills, thick with ponderosa pines.

The female voice that answers is thick with an Eastern European accent.

Today the main casino, inside a three-star hotel, lies abandoned, its baize tables thick with dust.

TheOrange County, California, native's mouth wateredashe thought of savoring the sumptuous, frothy concoction, thick with frosty ice cream.

the air is thick with warnings that London's creaking infrastructure will crack under the weight of visitors.

Where the local foresters get tourism revenue from Mayan archaeological sites, it is thick with trees.

The women worked hunched over the spinning frames in the mill, breathing air that was thick with cotton.

Winds pick up fine particles from the ground, and then the air becomes thick with dust.

Soft, luxurious clouds recede into infinity, while the foreground of the canvas is thick with blooming chrysanthemums in every color.

Rhizomes tuberous, thick, with creeping, slender stolons.

Is glossa embryo thick with the expression that gum is suffer from excessive internal heat more?

Inside the ceilings are low, the lighting dingy and the air thick with stale smoke.

The train was thick with students.

The air seemed to grow thick with fine white gnats .

Such is rather a time when the utterance is thick with emotion.

It is a deplorable fact that the air is thick with dust.

Rhizome ca. 3 mm thick with scales; scales sparsely strigose, congested; bracts lanceolate, apex pubescent.

The Americans keep busy with aid projects designed to woo locals in areas thick with militants.

was thick with mysterious rumors--rumors to the effect that rebel spies were flitting everywhere.

The New York Times says Izzo's books "are so thick with local colour it almost smothers the story" .

only birds falling dead "like lumps of some tarry black precipitate" from a sky thick with "bloody light" .

That's because the air is also thick with oxides of many colors and complex carbon chains yet unclassified .

The air was suddenly thick with rumor and suspicion.

Daniel Plainview: Don't be thick with me, Al.

Rhizome subascending, thick, with creeping, long, slender stolons.

Taproots large, thick, with remote secondary roots.

Female spikes thick, with congested glomerules in fruit.

Then if there is a parliament or congress, this gets thick with agendas and control and counter-control maneuvers.

A dense atmosphere, thick with water vapor, full of carbon dioxide.

Everybody at the table looked at Byron, the atmosphere was thick with curiosity.

Even at a distance, I could see her face thick with slap.

They rule out the cities, which are thick with monsters.

The books on the upper shelves were thick with the dust of ages.

The fields were thick with wild green grass and bursts of yellow flowers.

The morning air was thick with the old familiar stinks of King's Landing.

The air in the coach was thick with tobacco fumes.

The air at Westminster has been thick with history.

The text is also thick with such phrases as "suboptimal noncooperative outcomes" and "systematically impactful" .

Rhizome thick, with dried remains of previous year's leaves.

The air is thick with the stench of sewage.

Some found areas of mountain rock thick with gold. These men got rich.

Shining in the sunshine, the leaves become large and thick with.

The valleys stand so thick with corn, that they laugh and sing.

Stem thick, with brown-gray bark, branched.

Some found areas of mountain rock thick with gold.

She has been thick with that family for years.

The air was thick with fumes.

The coffee was good, but thick with grains.

Rhizome ascending, cylindric, elongate, 1--2 cm thick, with some scattered roots.

We walked alone a path that was thick with old pine needles.

We walked along a path that was thick with old pine needles.

The moor has been thick with them since this fellow escaped.

Stolons ca. 1 cm thick, with conspicuous leaf scar.

Root stock ca. 1 cm thick, with densely fibrous roots.

He's very thick with these rabbis.

Stems many from base, often prostrate, 1-2 mm thick, with large internodes.

Rhizome moniliform, 1--2 cm thick, with ovoid-globose annual knots.

The beach was thick with sunbathers.

He is thick with my brothers.

We have been deep in the forest for many kilometers. Little light reaches here. It is so thick with trees we can not see the sky.

Your mother wouldn't like it if you become too thick with each other.

a room thick with flies.

The air in China's major cities is thick with pollution.

The car is thick with people.

John is very thick with anne now.

Root fibrous, 3-5 mm thick, with many rootlets.

He is very thick with the new manager.

They live in air thick with viral loads, and they are exposed every time they breathe in.

To be covered or thick with or as if with bristles:

filaments thick with a cluster of rust colored villous hairs on each side at base;

Older stems dark gray, thick, with regularly spaced scars of deciduous leafy branches;

The encircling laurels, thick with leaves,

Jagged vacancy, thick with ice

the air thick with snow

on the salt sea and fields thick with bloom