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slices A thin piece of a cake, pie, or pizza. Also used to refer to a group of people. ■ "I can't decide which slice of cake I want, they all look so delicious!", "The slices of pizza were huge and we had to share them between three of us.", "I invited my friends over for a movie night, but I didn't know how many slices of pizza to order. When they arrived, they were already arguing about who would get the last slice.
Admirably In a manner worthy of admiration or praise. ■ "She admirably balanced her plate with three slices of pizza and a glass of milk, without spilling a drop."
bro A male friend who is always there for you, no matter what. They're like a second brother. ■ "Hey bro, do you want to go get some pizza? I heard they have the best slices in town."
Cheddar A type of cheese that is known for its strong, sharp flavor and crumbly texture. ■ "I love cheddar on my crackers, but I can't stand those fake-cheddar processed slices. They have no flavor!"
judiciary The branch of government responsible for making legal decisions, often composed of judges and other officials. ■ When the judiciary ruled that the law required pizza to be sold in slices, everyone rejoiced because finally, justice was served!
Remaining The leftover or residual portion of something that has been used or consumed. ■ After finishing the pizza, there was only a few remaining slices left.
Sandwich A delicious and versatile dish consisting of two slices of bread with a filling in between. ■ "I had a grilled cheese sandwich for lunch today."
sandwiches A delicious and versatile dish consisting of two slices of bread filled with various ingredients, such as meat, cheese, vegetables, or spreads. ■ "I'm having a turkey and avocado sandwich for lunch today," said Jane.
divisions The act of dividing something into parts or groups, usually for the purpose of making it easier to manage or organize. ■ "She decided to divide her chocolate cake into three equal pieces, one for each member of the family. But when they saw the size of the slices, they all started arguing about who got the biggest piece!"
example A thing that serves as an illustration or demonstration of something else. ■ "When in doubt, use an example. For instance, if someone asks you how to make a sandwich, you can say, 'Here's an example: take two slices of bread, spread some mayonnaise on one slice, add some lettuce and tomato, put the other slice on top, and voila! You have a delicious sandwich.'
Irregularities Funny definition: A deviation from the norm, often in a comedic or unexpected way. ■ She tried to make her sandwich with two slices of bread and a slice of cheese, but she realized too late that she had forgotten to buy any mayo. To make matters worse, when she finally got home, she discovered that the cat had eaten all the cheese! It was a hilarious example of how sometimes things just don't go as planned.
Processed A food item that has been thoroughly cooked and then cooled down to a safe temperature for consumption. It is also used to describe information or data that has been analyzed and organized in some way. ■ "I can't believe I forgot my favorite processed cheese slices at home!", "The company processes all of its customer data to ensure maximum privacy and security."
triangular A shape with three straight sides and angles. ■ John's favorite pizza had a triangular crust, and he liked to cut it into smaller pieces to share with his friends. But one day, the pizza maker made a mistake and put too much cheese in the corners, causing John's slices to be "triangly" shaped.