LITTLE THICKER

The snow on the ground was a little thicker this morning.

His sandwich looked a little thicker with the extra layer of cheese.

The book's cover felt a little thicker than the previous edition.

The fog grew a little thicker as we ventured deeper into the forest.

The chef suggested letting the soup simmer for a few more minutes to make it a little thicker.

After the rainfall, the mud on the trail became a little thicker, making it harder to walk.

The ice cream had melted slightly, causing it to become a little thicker in consistency.

The traffic on the highway became a little thicker as we approached the city center.

The foggy glass window made the view outside a little thicker and more mysterious.

He applied a second coat of varnish to make the wooden table a little thicker and more durable.

The pancakes were a little thicker than usual, making them more satisfying.

The soup needed to simmer a little longer to become a little thicker in consistency.

I prefer my smoothies to be a little thicker, so I added extra fruit and yogurt.

The brush strokes on the canvas became a little thicker as the artist applied more paint.

A little thicker than usual, the pancake batter yielded fluffier pancakes.

With each layer of paint, the canvas became a little thicker, adding depth to the artwork.

He added a little thicker layer of icing on top of the cake for extra sweetness.

The fog grew a little thicker as the night progressed, obscuring visibility even further.

The scarf felt warmer around her neck, its fabric a little thicker than she expected.

In the soup, the vegetables were chopped a little thicker for a heartier texture.

She requested her hair be cut a little thicker this time, for added volume.

The tree trunk is a little thicker than the branches.

His accent became a little thicker when he was nervous.

The plot of the novel thickened a little thicker with each chapter.