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What is the noun for thick?

There isn't a single perfect noun for "thick." It depends on the context:

For objects:

* Thickness: This is the most general and straightforward option.

* Density: This refers to the amount of matter packed into a given space.

* Bulk: This refers to the size and weight of an object.

* Sturdiness: This emphasizes the resistance to bending or breaking.

* Weight: Can be used if the object is heavy due to its thickness.

For liquids:

* Viscosity: This refers to a liquid's resistance to flow.

* Consistency: This describes the texture of the liquid.

For other contexts:

* Density: Can be used for things like forests or crowds.

* Concentration: Can be used for things like emotions or ideas.

The best noun to use will depend on what you want to emphasize.

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