thickness

The quality or condition of being thick.

The dimension between two surfaces of an object, usually the dimension of smallest measure.

A layer, sheet, stratum, or ply.

In mining, the distance at right angles to the drift or adit measured from the roof or hanging wall to the foot wall in a lode vein or lens.

To reduce to a uniform thickness before dressing to shape: said of boards and timber.

The state or property of being thick, in any sense; specifically, that dimension of a solid body which is at right angles both to its length and to its breadth; the third or least dimension of a solid.

That which is thick; the thick of anything; the dense, heavy, deep, or solid part.

A fold, layer, or sheet, as of cloth or paper.

In founding, the sand or loam placed temporarily in a mold while it is being prepared for easting. It is afterward removed, and its place is filled with the molten metal.

The quality or state of being thick (in any of the senses of the adjective).