Thick smoke

Meaning: This means that the smoke is very dense and hard to see through.

Choice of Words: Thick is an adjective that describes something as dense or having a consistency that is not easily penetrated. Smoke is a visible suspension of small particles of carbon and other substances in the air, typically created by burning materials. The phrase 'Thick smoke' suggests that the smoke is so dense that it is hard to see through.

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• Smoke thick billow choke escape.
• Smoke billowed thick and black into the sky.
• The thick smoke billowed, obscuring the firefighters' vision.
• Smoke billowed, creating a thick, dark cloud.
• The air was thick with the smell of smoke and blood.
• Thick smoke obscured the entire view.
• The book is thick.
• The snow covered the ground in a thick blanket.
• The snow lay thick on the ground.
• Through thick and thin, they persevered.