bread board

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Noun1.bread board - a wooden or plastic board on which dough is kneaded or bread is slicedbread board - a wooden or plastic board on which dough is kneaded or bread is sliced
board - a flat piece of material designed for a special purpose; "he nailed boards across the windows"
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She said: "I have a knife, a bread board and a tea jar to make use of - they were all gifts for our engagement, 36 years ago, which I kept.
But on Friday night guests had spent only pounds 3,800 on items like ashtrays, a saucepan, a bread board and a toothbrush holder.
Ceramic bread bin with wooden lid which doubles as a bread board, pounds 110
So if someone smashes into your front room saying he's armed, even though he isn't, and you clobber him with the bread board, have you acted disproportionately because he wasn't armed or "reasonably" because you thought he was?
A stylised bread board and wood and bamboo accessories add a cool 70s vibe.
Eddingtons Beech Crumb Catcher Bread Board, pounds 19.99 (www.headcook.co.uk, 01603 722120).
I laid it ceremoniously on the bread board and cut it in half with a steak knife, pronged a portion and slipped it into my mouth.
You may never go on one, of course - such a faff to fill baguettes and put them in a hamper when you may as well eat them standing at the bread board - but it's nice to fantasise.
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