1. A thin flat piece cut off of some object
   "He examined a slice of the rock under a microscope"
    
2. A serving that has been cut from a larger portion
   "a slice of bread";
   - piece
    
3. A share of something
   "a slice of the company's revenue";
   - piece
    
4. A wound made by cutting
   "He got a nasty slice on his finger while chopping vegetables";
   - cut, gash, slash
    
5. A golf shot that curves to the right for a right-handed golfer
   "he took lessons to cure his slice";
   - fade, slicing
    
6. A spatula for spreading paint or ink
   "The artist used a slice to apply a thin layer of paint to the canvas"

1. Cut into slices
   "Slice the salami, please"; "slice up the salami, please";
   - slice up
    
2. Make a clean cut through
   "slice her throat";
   - slit
    
3. (golf) hit a ball and put a spin on it so that it travels in a different direction
   "He sliced the ball, sending it far to the right of the fairway"
    
4. Hit a ball so that it causes a backspin
   "He sliced the tennis ball over the net"

Derived forms: sliced, slicing, slices

Type of: cut, golf shot, golf stroke, helping, hit, lesion, part, percentage, piece, portion, serving, share, spatula, strike, swing, wound

Encyclopedia: Slice, Kimbo