Bonus and Slice

Bonus

Bonus noun - Something given in addition to what is ordinarily expected or owed.

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Slice and bonus are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Slice" instead a noun "Bonus".

Slice noun - A number of things selected from a group to stand for the whole.

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Bonus and slice are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bonus" instead a noun "Slice".

Nearby Words: slit, sliced, slicing

good	good bonus	good slice
nice	nice bonus	nice slice
usual	usual bonus	usual slice
small	small bonus	small slice
Other adjectives: powerful, big, huge, little, new, final, random, occasional, different, giant, bigger, biggest.

A good slice-of-life from the Edwardian period, with the added bonus of portraying female friendship as healthy, positive, and nurturing.

Source: Literature / Betsy-Tacy
Scalamax take this to its logical extreme, being sword-faced fish that fling themselves through the air telekinetically to slice and dice- and they get bonus points for being chefs on their "day jobs".

Source: Tabletop Game / Mortasheen
In addition, it would salami-slice a couple points off each step, which accumulate into a bonus that only gets added to your score as a bonus if you get a Perfect on the last step to make a perfect score come out to a round number.

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