slather
/ˈslæðər/
noun
- A large amount or thick layer of something spread on a surface.
- She applied a slather of lotion to her dry hands.
- He put a slather of peanut butter on his sandwich.
- The recipe calls for a slather of mayonnaise on each slice of bread.
verb
- To spread a thick layer of something, such as butter, cream, or sauce, over a surface.
- He slathered barbecue sauce on the chicken before grilling it.
- She slathered butter on her toast until it was dripping.
- The kids slathered sunscreen all over their arms before going to the beach.
- To cover something generously or excessively with a substance.
- The baker slathered the cake with rich chocolate frosting.
- They slathered the old wooden fence with a fresh coat of paint.
- The chef slathered the roast with garlic and herbs.
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