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In general, "thinner" refers to substances or materials that have a lower viscosity or density, making them more fluid and less substantial, such as water or paint. Conversely, "thicker" describes substances that are more viscous or dense, like honey or molasses, which resist flow and have a more substantial feel. The terms can also apply to physical objects, where a thin object has a small width or depth, while a thick object has a greater width or depth.
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Why is it important to use thicker cuttings instead of thinner ones?
Thicker cuttings are easier than thinner ones
Do you put thicker or thinner oil in your car in the winter?
Thinner.
Is lotion thicker or thinner in fluid?
Lotion is thicker than fluid.
What is an opposite word of thicker?
thinner
Is the iPone 4 supposed to be thicker than the iPhone 3 or thinner?
thinner
Is the cuticle thicker or thinner thean the epidermis?
The cuticle is thinner than the epidermis
Is the crust thinner or thicker than the mantle?
The crust is much thinner than the mantle.
Is the mantle thicker or thinner than the crust?
The crust is much thinner than the mantle.
What actors and actresses appeared in Thicker than Paint Thinner - 2011?
The cast of Thicker than Paint Thinner - 2011 includes: Ayat Najafi as himself
Why is thicker nylon stronger than thinner?
Thicker nylon is strong than thinner nylon. This is because thicker nylon has more fibers than thinner nylon, and therefore more fibers that would have to rip before there is a hole in the fabric. The more fibers, the stronger the fabric is.
Does engine oil become thinner with extreme outside temperatures?
It is thinner when warmer, and thicker when colder.
Convex lenses are in the middle and at the edges?
thicker, thinner
