sliceable
2.8
Easy to cut into slices without falling apart
- adjective
- /ˈslaɪsəbl/
- The cake was perfectly cooled and sliceable for the party.
Examples
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Don't worry, it'll thicken and be sliceable once it's completely cooled.
Blog text (20) -
After chilling in the fridge, the dough became sliceable and ready for baking.
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Don't worry, it'll thicken and be sliceable once it's completely cooled.
Synonyms
cuttable
vssliceable
Able to be cut with a knife or other tool
is easy to divide neatly into thin pieces without crumbling
How Firm
Surface Forms
sliceable positive
Morphology
Etymology
Sliceable comes from the simple word slice, meaning 'a thin part you cut', plus the ending -able, meaning 'can be'. So when bread, cake, or cheese is sliceable, it is firm enough 'to be cut' into clean pieces without falling apart.