IPA: /ˈslæblaɪk/
KK: /slæblaɪk/
Having a flat, thick, and broad shape similar to a slab.
The table had a slablike surface that was perfect for dining.
Slablike → It is formed from "slab" (from Old English *slæb*, meaning a flat piece of stone or wood) and "-like" (meaning resembling or having the characteristics of). The word "slablike" describes something that resembles or has the characteristics of a slab, typically being flat and broad.
Think of a 'slab' as a flat piece of material, and remember that 'slablike' means something that resembles that flatness.