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Meanings of cut a slice in English

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Usage of cut a slice in English
1
Well, you may cut a slice and put it on the mantelpiece.
Demos
2
Sophia seized a knife and cut a slice for the landlady's table.
The Old Wives' Tale
3
The Missus cut a slice of bread and spread it with butter.
The thirteenth tale: a novel
4
He found a loaf of dry bread and cut a slice from it.
Broken to the Plow / A Novel
5
She then turned and cut a slice from a piece of moose meat.
The King's Arrow: A Tale of the United Empire Loyalists
6
She stood up, found a plate and cut a slice of the meat.
The draining lake
7
Wash and re-warm the knife each time you cut a slice.
Independent.ie
8
Grandmother cut a slice of bread from the white loaf and buttered it lightly.
Brother and Sister
9
She cut a slice of bread for her daughter, and then she seated herself.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
10
Everyone had been desperate to cut a slice off the secrets of the ancients.
Children of Time
11
Then she cut a slice of bread as neatly as she could and toasted it.
Dick and Brownie
12
He had no more than cut a slice when tap-tap came to the door again.
Wessex Tales
13
Then she cut a slice of brown bread and rolled that into little pills, too.
Brother and Sister
14
They cut a slice of bread, they praise God.
The fifth servant
15
The man cut a slice off with his knife.
The mango season
16
My mother picked up a mango and asked the mango seller to cut a slice.
The mango season
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
Common