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View definitions for slice

slice

noun as in piece; share

verb as in cut into portions, shares

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On the other, they were furious that Wilson sliced the government’s recommended 12-year sentence in half.

Brown says: "I thought: 'All right, everyone tells me he is the greatest thing since sliced bread, maybe I can help.'"

From BBC

In return for giving the US a slice of its future wealth, Zelensky had wanted security guarantees - military assurances in case Russia breaks a future ceasefire.

From BBC

His stick also has a massive open-spoon curve that allows him to flip the puck so that it catches air rather than slicing it through it.

A right-handed batter can hook the ball to the left side of the diamond and slice it to the right side.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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