Thin strips
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SPLINESThin strips
ISTHMIThin strips
SLATSThin wood strips.
SLATSThin wood strips
SPLINESThin construction strips
SLATSThin wooden strips
LATHSThin wood strips
LATHSThin wooden strips
LATHSThin strips of wood
FINECUTSliced in thin strips
SLATSThin strips of wood
SPLINESLong, thin wood strips
ALA... julienne (cut into thin strips).
JULIENNECut in thin strips, as carrots
SPLINESThin strips used in building construction
juliennedCut (food) into short, thin strips
julienneto cut into long thin strips
julienningCut (food) into short, thin strips
julienningJULIENNE, to cut into long thin strips
tinselthin strips of glittering metal, paper, etc.
frenchto cut into thin strips before cooking
juliennesJULIENNE, to cut into long thin strips
lathto cover with thin strips of wood
juliennedJULIENNE, to cut into long thin strips
lathsLATH, to cover with thin strips of wood
frenchesFRENCH, to cut into thin strips before cooking
frenchingFRENCH, to cut into thin strips before cooking
lathedLATH, to cover with thin strips of wood
tagliarini(Italian) pasta cut into very thin, flat strips
julienneA portion of food cut into short, thin strips
juliennesA portion of food cut into short, thin strips
paringsThin strips that have been pared off from something
tagliarinisTAGLIARINI, (Italian) pasta cut into very thin, flat strips
frenchedcut (green beans) in thin lengthwise strips before cooking
blockboardplywood board made of veneer enclosing thin strips of wood
blockboardsBLOCKBOARD, plywood board made of veneer enclosing thin strips of wood
carpaccio(Italian) an hors-d'oeuvre made of thin strips of raw meat or fish, often eaten with a relish
carpacciosCARPACCIO, (Italian) an hors-d'oeuvre made of thin strips of raw meat or fish, often eaten with a relish
regletsa. thin strip, usually of wood, less than type-high, used to produce a blank in or about a page of type b. such strips collectively
regleta. thin strip, usually of wood, less than type-high, used to produce a blank in or about a page of type b. such strips collectively