be in the thick of



be in the thick of something

to be very involved at the busiest or most active stage of a situation or activity A fierce debate ensued and he found himself in the thick of it. I can't talk right now - I'm in the thick of things. When you're in the thick of the action, you don't always have time to think.
See also: of, thick

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
CescSESKCatalan
Bryana-English (Modern)
SaulSAWL (English)Biblical, Jewish, Biblical Latin
Edith['i:diθ]
Heck-Scottish
Radobod-Ancient Germanic