Thicc (or Thick)

[rockin_rod]

Is the term 'thicc' (often 'thick') generally considered to be complimentary, if there's no other context in the comment?

 

[bud9752]

from the Slang Dictionary.com

Thicc is a slang term for a full-figured body, specifically a big butt and curvy waist. It is both used sexually and humorously.

 

[zippypinhead]

It's definitely felt more like a term of endearment whenever I've seen it used.

 

[yummybrownfox]

Is the term 'thicc' (often 'thick') generally considered to be complimentary, if there's no other context in the comment?

For me I consider it a compliment, because over the years I’d expressed that I had wanted to finally gain weight. So when I finally did (After the Depo shot), I was over the moon about buying bigger bras and clothing sizes.

 

[MarieElise]

They mean it complimentary, from my experience w it. I take it that way too. In a lot of music is used as a positive term to describe a woman’s body, or attributes a man finds attractive in a woman/ desires aesthetically in a partner.

Ps; I learned the hard way that when they call you a goat or a baddie those are compliments too. Lol don’t block people who call you goat or baddie like I did I thought when they said “you’re the goat “ that was an opener for bestiality role play. It isn’t.

 

[Smoothie]

They mean it complimentary, from my experience w it. I take it that way too. In a lot of music is used as a positive term to describe a woman’s body, or attributes a man finds attractive in a woman/ desires aesthetically in a partner.

Ps; I learned the hard way that when they call you a goat or a baddie those are compliments too. Lol don’t block people who call you goat or baddie like I did I thought when they said “you’re the goat “ that was an opener for bestiality role play. It isn’t.

Along the same lines, I suppose being told you’re “sick” or “have a sick body” would require a judgment call as to how the member meant it.

 

[Deleted member 70347]

Maybe you already know this, but "Goat" is an acronym for Greatest Of All Time. Comes from the sports world.

 

[rockin_rod]

Thanks everyone for your replies!

 

[MarieElise]

Maybe you already know this, but "Goat" is an acronym for Greatest Of All Time. Comes from the sports world.

Oh interesting, I thought it was only humans that competed in sports. I guess a goat must have done really well one time

 

[Ozzie_]

Maybe you already know this, but "Goat" is an acronym for Greatest Of All Time. Comes from the sports world.

hehe being of a certain age and a Peanuts / Charlie Brown fan from childhood, "goat" means something very different to me. And my brain cannot easily assimilate this new usage

 

[MarieElise]

hehe being of a certain age and a Peanuts / Charlie Brown fan from childhood, "goat" means something very different to me. And my brain cannot easily assimilate this new usage

It’s not new. We are just old these young whipper snappers have been using it over a decade now, they tell me.

 

[Marceline]

I think it’s generally meant as a compliment. But, IMO it’s best not to compliment someone on their weight unless they’ve brought it up (in a positive way) first since weight can be a very sensitive subject for some people.

 

[sponkel]

They mean it complimentary, from my experience w it. I take it that way too. In a lot of music is used as a positive term to describe a woman’s body, or attributes a man finds attractive in a woman/ desires aesthetically in a partner.

Ps; I learned the hard way that when they call you a goat or a baddie those are compliments too. Lol don’t block people who call you goat or baddie like I did I thought when they said “you’re the goat “ that was an opener for bestiality role play. It isn’t.

I always lose it when I read "bestiality role play" involving goats. Just the visual of

"ok now go!"

"BAAAAAA BAAAAA BAAAAAA"