n. 1 a serving that has been cut from a larger portion; 2 a share of something; v. make a clean cut through
Tony ate a slice of pizza.
Tony ate a slice of pizza.
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What did Rudy decide to do so he could move the big, fat slice of cake?
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For whom was Miss Annie Mae's last slice of bread put in the cupboard?
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How many men did it take to slice the bread?
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Who got the biggest slice of huckleberry pie?
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Beau likes a slice of onion on his hamburger.
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What did the disc hit and slice in half?
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May I have a thin slice of cheese.
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Please slice the lunchmeat thinly.
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What did the Piccolos give away free with every slice of pizza?
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How many flying machines were used to drop the second slice of bread?
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At the beginning of the story, what does the boy tell his sister she can only have one slice of?
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He dreamed of his slice of The Big Apple and needed to experience The City that Never Sleeps and play his part in The World's Biggest Urban Playground.
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The young boy wanted the biggest slice of cake.
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He put a slice of Gruyere on his sandwich.
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piece; part; cut
whole thing
1 syllables
slice
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