Sliced

/slaɪst/

Meaning & Definition

verb

past tense of slice; to cut something into slices.

She sliced the bread evenly before serving it.

to separate or divide into parts or sections using a sharp instrument.

The chef sliced the vegetables for the salad quickly and efficiently.

to move quickly or smoothly through air or water.

The bird sliced through the air with grace as it flew.

adjective

cut into slices.

I enjoy eating sliced apples with peanut butter for a snack.

Derived from the word 'slice', with the past tense suffix '-ed'.

slice of life

A realistic representation of everyday experiences.

slice through the air

To move quickly and effortlessly.

slice and dice

To analyze or break down something intricately.

slice

A thin piece cut from something larger.

slicing

The action of making slices.

slicer

A tool or machine used to slice.

Sliced off or removed.

He sliced off the last part of the song.

To be very drunk or high.

After that party, I was completely sliced.