No. 13,587 in German
dickere
Comparative form of "dick" meaning "thicker."
In a sentence
Ich habe eine dickere Jacke für den Winter gekauft.
I bought a thicker jacket for the winter.
In this sentence, 'dickere' is used as a comparative adjective to describe the thickness of the jacket in comparison to another.
Die dickere Linie auf der Karte zeigt die Hauptstraße.
The thicker line on the map indicates the main road.
Here, 'dickere' is used to describe a line that is comparatively thicker than others on the map.
Kannst du mir den dickeren Stift reichen?
Can you hand me the thicker marker?
In this case, 'dickeren' is used in its accusative form as an adjective describing the requested marker, implying it's thicker than another marker.
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