Thick

Dick stands for:

the English short form of the given name Richard
the original title of I Love Dick , an American comedy film
Fat and goofy, see Laurel and Hardy
King Size Dick , stage name of Heinz Ganss (* 1942), German singer
fat, in the sense of obese, see obesity

Dick is the family name of the following people:

Alan Dick (1930-2002), British sprinter
Albert Blake Dick (1856–1934), American entrepreneur
Alfred Dick (1927-2005), German politician (CSU)
Alfred Dick (painter) (* 1962), German painter and sculptor
Alfredo Dick (1865–1909), Italian-Swiss businessman and football official
Alois Dick (1898–1987), Austrian politician
Andy Dick (born 1965), American actor
Auguste Dick (1910–1993), Austrian mathematician historian
Axel Dick (1935–2006), German light artist and painter
Beau Dick (1955-2017), Canadian sculptor and activist
Bernhard Dick (* 1953), German chemist
Bryan Dick (* 1978), British actor
Burkhard Dick (* 1963), German physician
Charles WF Dick (1858–1945), American politician
Christian Dick (1883–1955), Norwegian sailor
Corrie Dick (* 1990), British jazz musician
Cressida Dick (* 1960), first female Scotland Yard Commissioner
David Dick (1655–1701 / 1702), Swiss painter
Dennis Raymond Dick (* 1959), American actor and kickboxer
Derek William Dick (born 1958), Scottish musician and actor
Douglas Dick (1920–2015), American actor
Eisik Meir Dick (1807-1893), Russian writer
Emil Dick (1866–1948), Swiss engineer and inventor
Engelbert Dick (1907–1962), German politician (CDU)
Florian Dick (* 1984), German soccer player
Franz Dick (* 1943), German psychologist and book author
Franziska Schmidt-Dick (* 1944), Austrian numismatist
Friedhelm Dick (1944–1999), German soccer player
Georg Dick (painter) (1971–2011), German painter, sculptor and wood cutter
Georg Clemens Dick (* 1947), German journalist and diplomat
Gerhard Dick (1900–1978), Austrian-German journalist and writer, see Gerhard Aichinger
Gerhard Dick (Slavist) (1915–?), German Slavist and translator
Gerhard Dick (author) (* 1949), German Germanist, writer and teacher
Grantly Dick-Read (1890-1959), English physician
Heinrich Dick (* 1950), German economist and management consultant
Heinz Josef Dick (* 1949), German politician, mayor of Korschenbroich
Hermann Dick (psychiatrist) (1814-1880), German psychiatrist
Hermann Dick (painter) (1875–1958), German painter
Inge Dick (* 1941), Austrian painter and photographer
Jean-Pierre Dick (* 1965), French sailor
Johann Dick (Lieutenant Colonel) (1927–1986), German fatality on the German-Czechoslovak border
Johann Friedrich Dick (1754–1817), German file maker and company founder, see Friedr. Thick
Johann Heinrich Dick (1801–1888), German politician, mayor of Offenbach
Johannes Dick (1910–1963), German politician (KPD / SED), police officer and diplomat
John Dick (politician) (1794–1872), American politician
John Dick (soccer player, 1877) (1877-1932), Scottish soccer player and coach
John Dick (soccer player, 1930) (1930-2000), Scottish soccer player
John Edgar Dick (* 1954), Canadian molecular geneticist and cancer researcher
Jürg Dick (* 1963), Swiss curling player
Jürgen Dick (* 1949), German general practitioner
Karl Dick (1858–1928), German admiral
Karl Theophil Dick (1884–1967), Swiss painter, draftsman and lithographer
Kirby Dick (* 1952), American film director and screenwriter
Klaus Dick (* 1928), German clergyman, auxiliary bishop in Cologne
Lisa Dick (* 1968), Australian marathon runner
Nancy E. Dick (* 1930), American politician
Paul Dick (1940–2018), Canadian politician
Peter Rudolf Dick (1704–1763), Swiss painter
Philip K. Dick (1928–1982), American writer
Reiner Dick (1940–1974), German economist
Robert Dick (Member of Parliament) (1851–1928), Member of the Württemberg State Parliament

Robert Dick (botanist) (1811–1866), Scottish botanist

Robert Dick (flautist) (born 1950), American flautist

Robert Henry Dick (around 1785–1846), British major general

Robert McCulloch Dick (1873–1961), British journalist

Rolf Dick (1926–2001), German architect and politician (SPD)

Rolf van Dick (* 1967), German social psychologist

Rudolf Dick (1860–1910), Austrian architect

Samuel Dick (1740–1812), American politician

Samuel Bernard Dick (1836–1907), American politician

Sieglinde Dick (1943–2003), German racing rider and writer

Sven Dick (* 1982), German volleyball player

Thomas Dick (* 1877–1927), Australian photographer

TP Dick (* around 1900), English badminton player

Urs Dick , Swiss curler

Uwe Dick (* 1942), German writer

WW Dick (1907–2003), American teacher and politician

Walter Dick (medical doctor, 1899) (1899–1990), surgeon

Walter Dick (soccer player) ( Walt Dick ; 1905–1989), Scottish-American soccer player

Walter Dick (photographer) (1914–1976), German photographer and photojournalist

Walter Dick (physician, 1943) (* 1943), Swiss surgeon

Walter Dick (composer) (1919–2004), Austrian musician, conductor, composer

Walter Dick (artist) (* 1950), Swiss artist

Wilhelm Dick (1897–1980), Sudeten German ski jumper

William Reid Dick (1879–1961), Scottish sculptor

Wolfgang Dick (* 1961), German graphic artist and designer

Dick is the name of the following places:

- in Austria:

Dick (Gilgenberg community) , a village in the Gilgenberg am Weilhart community , Braunau am Inn district, Upper Austria
Dick (municipality of St. Willibald) , locality of the municipality of St. Willibald , district of Schärding, Upper Austria

- in the United States:

- Objects listed in the NRHP :

Dick Building , in West Newton, Pennsylvania, ID No. 07000890
Dick House , in Germantown, New York, ID No. 09000573

- geographical objects in Antarctica:

Dick Glacier , glacier in the Queen Maud Mountains of the Ross Dependency
Dick Peaks , mountain range in the Enderbyland
Mount Dick (Antarctica) , mountain in the Churchill Mountains of the Ross Dependency

Dick is the name of the following companies:

Friedr. Dick , German tool manufacturer
Dick & Kirschten , German factory for carriages and wagons

See also:

List of all Wikipedia articles with titles starting with Dick
List of all Wikipedia articles whose title includes Dick

Wiktionary: thick - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations