carved
Pronunciation: [kɑrvd]
Word
Context: “art and craft”
(verb) to cut something into a certain shape. When you carve, you are making a picture or design from a solid piece of material like wood or stone.
Example
She carved a beautiful statue from a block of marble.
Example
He did not carve the wood because he thought it would break.
Example
What did you carve for your art project?
Context: “food preparation”
(verb) to cut meat into slices, usually for serving. This happens often at dinner when you want to share a roast or turkey.
Example
He carved the turkey and served it at the family dinner.
Example
She didn't carve the chicken because it was too tough.
Example
Can you carve the meat for everyone?
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