slicing
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1.9
- noun
- /ˈslaɪsɪŋ/
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corte
- Now she's got Hoot slicing peppers, bok choy, and water chestnuts for stir fry in the kitchen.
- slicing knife
- slicing blade
- easier slicing
What I brought to my last flight were slices of papaya, buckwheat.
- What I brought to my last flight were slices of papaya, buckwheat.
- And so we've started to work with slices of brain from mice.
- So let's take it in in slices here first.
- OK, let's let's put together with a piece with a slice of ham.
- I think you make like little slices.
- It's either fine slicing like that or tick, tick.
Examples
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My Swiss Army knife will do for slicing and even mixing.
Fiction book (2002) -
Chopping and/or slicing vegetables is a wonderful stress relief and a "wind down" after a hectic day!
Blog text (34) -
The idea for the spiral slicing process came to him in a dream.
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You have to wear the onion slicing goggles ready to cut the onions.
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Chopping, dicing, slicing, peeling, mixing, baking, and roasting all take time, and if you are your kitchen's lone soldier, try to give yourself as much prep time as possible.
Blog text (9) -
The chef demonstrated the proper slicing technique for the vegetables.
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Slicing the bread into even pieces ensures that everyone gets a fair share.
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After slicing the fruit, she arranged it beautifully on the platter.
Synonyms
70
2.7
Making an opening or removing part from something with a sharp tool
1
6.5
Cutting very thin slices of tissue to look at under a microscope
How Thin
- Specialized
16
2.0
2
1.9
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Slicing comes from the verb slice, which means 'to cut' into thin pieces, like a slice of bread. So slicing is the act of cutting something into thin pieces.