Adjective:

துண்டு துண்டாக்கு,

sliced's Usage Examples:

The tip of Claire's sword sliced Jenn's collarbone, freeing the necklace.

Top each tenderloin with 60g of foie gras mousse, then with a slice of foie gras mousse, then with a slice of foie gras, and finally with sliced truffle.

Overly aware of his intent scrutiny, Jessi tried to act normal as she pulled a paring knife free from the block of sleek knives and sliced through the lemon.

Homemade bread adds a special touch to any meal, and can be sliced thick and toasted, great for dunking into soup.

Add the chicken back into the wok, together with the chopped pineapple, the sliced ginger and the drained lentils.

Finally she put the knife down and started putting the sliced meat in a plastic container.

(near the end), "The lunch - a hot savoury mutton-chop, and a little of the cold loin sliced and fried - was now brought in" is the reading of most if not all the editions; but "loin" should be "lion," the reference being to the pudding, "a lion with currant eyes," described earlier in the chapter.

Tips: Replace the bacon with thinly sliced salami.

It is advisable to provide healthful snacks, such as sliced vegetables with a yogurt-based dip or hummus, whole-grain breads with olive oil, nut and seed mixes, and fresh fruits.

Mother-of-Pearl Iridescent, milky interior shell of the fresh water mollusk that is sliced thin and used on watch dials.

Try a chopped banana, a cored and sliced apple, a peeled kiwi, a handful of strawberries and some sliced mango.

He returned from the kitchen with tray holding a glass of orange juice, a plate with what looked like homemade granola bars, and a small bowl of sliced apples.

Synonyms:

chopped, shredded, cut,

Antonyms:

thicken, increase, deflate, uncut,