Appearance: Imagine a fat sheaf of paper growing thicker with each passing hour.
In newborn infants the inner surface is much thicker, with sebaceous glands and minute projections called papillae.
The result is darker, fuller and thicker, with a more intense note of orange and stone fruit.
In about half an hour you will be in the Tucson Mountains, rolling desert foothills that, as you climb, become thicker with saguaros.
His heart was slightly larger than normal, not uncommon among athletes, whose heart muscles tend to get thicker with exercise, Eison said.
I had to pick it off the little ribs, and the skin was crunchy, with parts of it thicker with a chewy, almost rubbery, texture.
The Northern Ireland crowd tried it during the recent World Cup qualifier in Belfast, but Ronaldo's skin has got thicker with the gibes.
Lincoln Square, the area from Columbus Circle and West 59th Street up to West 72nd Street, between Central Park and the Hudson River, is now thick, and becoming thicker, with giant middle-class residential complexes and soaring commercial towers.
The public outcry was bitter.The cost, according to the airlines, was about $5 billion for the industry and its customers.By autumn, the air was thicker with accusations than aircraft.
School officials and parents say their wounds are still there, though their scars grow a little thicker with each passing year, as the survivors graduate and new students too young to remember what happened take their places.
The air in the small Black Sea nation is thicker with several major air pollutants than the air in any other country in Europe, according to a new study prepared by Europe's environmental regulators.
