(UK, slang) Thickly covered with some substance.
(UK, slang) Thickly covered with some substance.
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(uncountable) A paste applied to the skin for healing or cosmetic purposes.
A Scottish simile meaning extremely stupid — 'thick' being the British slang for dim-witted, and 'mince' (ground meat) representing something lacking coherent form or substance. More colorful than simply saying 'thick as two short planks' and very specifically Scottish in flavor. The insult is blunt and unsympathetic; it's not usually said with affection.
(UK, Ireland, slang) plastic.
(slang) Having a disproportionate amount of a substance, such as makeup, applied upon it.
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(informal, idiomatic) An inadequate solution to a serious problem.