Definition

Not a valid English word.

Example

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Conversation

Did you see that slab of chocolate cake at the bakery?

Yeah, it looked so delicious and massive!

I can't believe it's all slab shaped; I've never seen one like that.

Same here! We should definitely try it next time.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A large, flat piece of material, often thick, such as stone, wood, or concrete.

Example

The workers laid a slab of concrete for the new sidewalk.

Conversation

I saw a huge slab of marble at the store yesterday.

Wow, that sounds impressive! What were they using it for?

They said it’s for a kitchen countertop, really luxurious.

Definition

To cover or shape something using flat pieces of material, often stone or wood.

Example

The workers will slab the patio with new tiles.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see how they slab the new walkway at the park?

Yeah, it looks really nice and smooth now.

I wonder if they can slab our driveway like that too.

Root Explanation

Slab originates from Old English 'slæb', meaning a flat piece or slice. It refers to a flat, thick piece of material, typically stone or wood.

Memory Tip

Think of a flat 'slice' ('slæb') of material, which helps you remember that a slab is a flat piece.

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