Item and Slice

Item

Item noun - A separate part in a list, account, or series.

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

Nearby Words: itemize, itemise, itemised

Slice

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

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

Nearby Words: slit, sliced, slicing

How words are described

individual individual item individual slice
good good item good slice
nice nice item nice slice
normal normal item normal slice
Other adjectives: standard, single, small, powerful, actual, new, final, mundane, extra, random, last, different, magical.

Both words in one sentence

  • When Reynold is given a choice between the slice of pizza he has already won or an unseen item, Cochran tells him that this is the Monty Hall Problem and Reynold should pick the unseen item.
  • Alien Lunch In the second Little Big Adventure game the Player Character is offered a slice of tart (which is an item you'll need later), and after eating some is casually informed by the housekeeper that it's made of fireflies — enemies you encounter a lot in the Under-Gas.
    Source: Alien Lunch
  • Video Game / Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor While it seems easier to just charge in and slice everything up, the Brace becomes a Lethal Joke Item when you realize that the little damage they do is more then enough to kill Ghuls.
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