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What is thick slice of meat?
steak
What is a 5 letter word for a thin piece of wood?
A thin piece of wood?
What did a medieval knight eat for breakfast?
Cheese, bread, wine, perhaps some sliced beef and a piece of fruit.
What is a thin piece of wood called 4 letters?
A thin piece of wood is called a "slat."
What are the thin tough elastic strands of meat called?
fibrous connective meat
Thin strips of raw meat or fish?
carpaccio
What kind of protection can a piece of paper provide?
A piece of paper or thin piece of metal will provide protection from?
What is the antonym of filament?
NOT a thin piece of something
Why does a piece of paper get teared?
it is very thin
Was Thomas Edison fat or thin?
Thomas Edison was a thin man throughout his life.
What is a thin pointed piece of metal?
A thin pointed piece of metal is commonly referred to as a "point" or "pointed end." These can be found on various objects such as nails, needles, or awls and are typically used for piercing or puncturing materials.
What is a paillard?
A paillard is a slice of meat which is pounded thin and grilled.
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