slab

/slæb/
noun
  1. A thick, flat piece of a solid material, such as stone, concrete, or wood.
    • The workers poured concrete to make a slab for the patio.
    • A large stone slab was used as a table in the garden.
    • The kitchen counter is made from a single slab of marble.
  2. A thick slice or piece of food, especially meat or cake.
    • She served a slab of cheese with crackers.
    • He ordered a slab of chocolate cake for dessert.
    • The butcher cut a thick slab of beef for the barbecue.
verb
  1. To cut or shape into thick, flat pieces.
    • They slabbed the wood to make planks for the floor.
    • The stonecutter slabbed the rock into even sections.
    • The machine slabs the meat into uniform portions.
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