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thicker than a Snickers

thicker than a Snickers adjective: of a woman: voluptuously curvy, with large hips.

Adjective

thicker than a Snickers (comparative form only)

  1. (comparative-only, slang) Of a woman: voluptuously curvy, with large hips.

Origin of thicker than a Snickers

Chosen for the rhyme.

Questions about thicker than a Snickers

What does thicker than a Snickers mean?
Thicker than a Snickers means of a woman: voluptuously curvy, with large hips.
What part of speech is thicker than a Snickers?
Thicker than a Snickers is an adjective.

Words near thicker than a Snickers in the dictionary

  1. thickenings
  2. thickens
  3. thickens up
  4. thicker
  5. thicker around the middle
  6. thicker than a Snickers
  7. thicker-skinned
  8. thickest
  9. thickest around the middle
  10. thickest-skinned
  11. thicket

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