noun
thickshake
Thickshake (noun) means a thick drink made by blending milk and ice cream, often with added flavours.
noun
1
A thick drink made by blending milk and ice cream, often with added flavours.
"Edek sipped his chocolate thickshake. She and Edek were the oldest people in McDonald's."
— Lily Brett, Too Many Men (2015)
"All Johnny really had on his schedule was a plan to order a thickshake, which to him represented the ultimate American experience."
— Jeff Apter, Johnny O'Keefe: Rocker. Legend. Wild One (2013)
"Again—we stopped to get something to eat. I got a thickshake and some hot chips but only managed to eat one chip and was lucky if I took a sip of the thickshake —I was beginning to feel worse and worse."
— Lisa Wisemantel, Smiling on the Inside (2011)
2
A drink sold as a milkshake substitute in places where a real milkshake contains ice cream, usually made without milk.
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Etymology
Formed from thick and shake.
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What is the meaning of thickshake?
"thickshake" (noun) means a thick drink made by blending milk and ice cream, often with added flavours.
What are the different meanings of thickshake?
"thickshake" has 2 main meanings: 1. A thick drink made by blending milk and ice cream, often with added flavours; 2. A drink sold as a milkshake substitute in places where a real milkshake contains ice cream, usually made without milk.
