thicc

adjective

ˈthik 

thiccer; thiccest

1

slang

a

: attractively full-figured or curvy : thick sense 1b(2)

… I am tall and thicc as hell …

—Chelsea Devantez

… she's "thiccer than your average" woman. But at size 18, she is proof that ladies with curves can look beautiful and confident in lingerie.

—Sophie Roberts

I have always been insecure about being skinny, as the trend now is to be voluptuous and have thicc thighs.

—Esther Chiang, quoted at Yahoo!News

b

: strongly and heavily built : burly, thick sense 1b(1)

My body is thicc, with large thighs, strong arms, and a doughy midsection.

—Billy Procida

… the spotlight was on the thicc boys only. … And those guys were a huge reason why the Lions hammered Chicago 41-10 to keep their playoff hopes alive …

—Kyle Meinke

2

slang : oversize

In general, the computer is a bit thicc. The extra heft gives us more ports, better airflow …

—Paul Weber

A Polish hot dog is kind of like a regular hot dog, but in the language of the internet, it is thicc.

—Maura Judkis

Note: Usage of this term originated in African American English and has since become widespread.

Word History

Etymology

respelling of thick entry 1

First Known Use

circa 2015, in the meaning defined at sense 1a