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The unsung hero turning whole things into manageable, beautiful, occasionally finger-threatening pieces.
means A tool, machine, or person that cuts something into slices — thin, even pieces ready for serving or use.
from From the verb 'slice' plus the agent suffix '-er' ('one that does'). 'Slice' arrived in Middle English from Old French 'esclice,' a splinter or chip split off, tied to the verb 'esclicier,' to splinter or shatter — itself borrowed from a Germanic root meaning to split (a cousin of the same family that gives us 'slit'). So a slicer is, quite literally, a maker of split-off pieces.
- 3D printing
- Slicer software converts models into printer-readable layer instructions
- deli champion
- Commercial slicers shave meat thinner than human hair
- golf nemesis
- A slicer is anyone whose ball curves wildly rightward
- mandoline danger
- Hand slicers cause thousands of ER visits yearly
tornado slicer — vegetable mandoline that won a shark tank deal in 2014
vittoria 3d slicer — 3d printer software used by prusa research since 2012
oster counterproofing slicer — commercial meat slicer widely used in delis and butcher shops across north america