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plot thickens Things are becoming more complicated or interesting. The police assumed that the woman was murdered by her ex-husband, but he has an alibi. The plot thickens. John is supposed to be going out with Mary, but I saw him last night with Sally. The plot thickens. See also: plot thicken something up 1. to make something, such as a fluid, thicker. I have to thicken this gravy up before we can serve dinner. Please thicken up the gravy before you serve it. 2. to make something wider. See this line here? You need to thicken it up so that it shows more clearly. Try to thicken up the line a little. See also: up The plot thickens. (humorous) something that you say when something happens which makes a strange situation even more difficult to understand I had assumed the Irishman who keeps phoning June was her husband, but it seems her husband is American. The plot thickens. See lose the plotSee also: plot the plot thickens something has become more complicated or interesting The plot thickens as police investigate dozens of deaths at a California hospital. See also: plot How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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