to thicken

Examples

• All

• What type of flour is used to thicken a sauce?

• OK, now that it's bubbling now I'm gonna thicken them up with some flour.

• And now I can just thicken the lines a little bit.

• And then this is where we are going to thicken this whole wing.

• I just wipe through just to thicken them a little bit and get some color on there.

• OK, so we're going to just thicken up those eyelashes.

• So here we come in to try to thicken up these lashes a little bit.

• So all of these will reabsorb and help to thicken the pizza sauce even more.

• So I'm going to add a little bit of flour to thicken it so it's nice and gravy like.

• It very quickly thickens your lashes as you can see already.

Synonyms

C

to condense

vsto thicken

19 4.2

Turn from a gas into a liquid when cooled

focuses on increasing density or reducing fluidity in many materials

C

to coagulate

vsto thicken

• Specialized

8 7.7

To make a liquid become thick or solid

is broader meaning any change that makes substances less fluid

D

to densify

vsto thicken

• Specialized

1 6.9

To make something more full of buildings, people or material

is specific to increasing compactness rather than only reducing liquid flow

I

to inspissate

vsto thicken

• Specialized

9.9

To become or make a liquid thicker by losing water

is a general process of becoming less fluid and more dense

Antonyms

T

to thin

38 1.4

To become less thick or crowded, for example a crowd

How Thick

to solidify

55 4.4

to gel

• Specialized

1 4.1

to thicken

35 2.3

to thin

38 1.4

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology