cubing
3.2
To cut food into small cubes for cooking
- noun
- /ˈkjuːbɪŋ/
- Cubing vegetables makes them cook evenly and quickly in stir-fries.
Examples
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For the salad, she spent time cubing the cheese and cucumbers into small, uniform pieces.
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So if we're cubing this, we're basically cubing this product.
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He is an expert in cubing meat for the barbecue, ensuring all pieces are the same size.
How Small
cubing
3.2
slicing
2
1.9
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cubing comes from the simple word cube, which means 'a box with six square sides' like an ice cube. In cooking, to cube something is 'to cut it into small cube-shaped pieces', so cubing is the act of cutting food into those small blocks.