breadboard
- noun
- /ˈbrɛdˌbɔrd/
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- When he and the last one had their final quarrel—she threw the breadboard—he was nearly fifty-five, and he gave up on love, save the memory of it.
Examples
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She placed the freshly kneaded dough on the breadboard to rise before baking.
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I'd say that to the judge, too, if they really did subpoena my father, and I'd say how he left me fresh-cut slices of pumpernickel on the breadboard each morning so I could have toast with my cereal.
Fiction book (1991) -
It looks interesting; I like that it is breadboard-friendly.
Blog text (30) -
As she stood over the breadboard with a knife, she said a prayer of thanks that she'd baked bread yesterday, even though it wasn't her usual day.
Fiction book (1991) -
Product lines include lab supplies, tables and breadboards, optomechanical hardware, motion control products, fiber optics, laser lab instruments, laser diodes, optics, and polarization tools.
Academic text (2004) -
After slicing the loaf, he carefully arranged the pieces on the breadboard.
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To prevent sticking, she sprinkled flour on the breadboard before rolling out the dough.
Synonyms
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1.0
A long flat piece of wood used for building or making furniture
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1.5
A flat board used to cut food like meat or vegetables
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1.2
A flat board used for cutting food like meat or vegetables
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2.2
A large flat wooden board for rolling or kneading dough
A board used for cutting bread and working dough
A large flat wooden board you use to work dough by hand
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Etymology
Breadboard is simply the two words bread and board put together, where 'board' means a flat piece of wood once used for kneading or cutting bread. That's why a breadboard is a simple flat board for preparing or slicing bread.