In standard English, the noun "slab" refers to a broad, flat, thick, and relatively rigid piece or slice of material—such as stone, concrete, wood, metal, or food—having regular rectangular dimensions. Beyond construction foundations, the term is frequently applied across culinary arts (a slab of meat or cheese), geology (tectonic slabs), and everyday objects, denoting a solid, heavy, and flat block of substance.
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