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In slang terms thick means that someone is stupid, slow or has little knowledge on a subject.

Example: John is thicker than two planks of wood put together.

This simply means that John is stupid.

Even though the term is referencing someone as being stupid its also used in a light hearted way when people are joking with each other - better known as "slagging each other off" (to make fun of each other).

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