English · Food & Drink
sliced
/slaɪst/
[/slaɪst/]
past tense of slice
Beginnerverb
Definition
The past tense of 'slice'. It describes having cut something into thin flat pieces, and is often used as an adjective.
Example
He bought a loaf of sliced bread.
He bought a loaf of sliced bread.
Etymology
Past tense of 'slice', from Old French 'esclice'.
How & Where It’s Used
Common in recipes and food labels like 'sliced bread'.