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Slicer (Noun)

A golfer whose shots typically curve right (for right-handed golfers).

Nouns denoting people.

The golfer's tendency to hit slicers off the tee made it difficult for him to maintain a consistent score.
His instructor worked with him to correct his swing and reduce the number of slicers he hit during a round.
Despite his best efforts, the golfer still found himself hitting slicers into the rough on several occasions.
The course's narrow fairways made it particularly challenging for slicers like him to navigate.
After months of practice, the golfer finally began to see improvement and hit fewer slicers off the tee.

Knife especially designed for slicing particular foods, as cheese.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The chef used a long, thin slicer to carve even pieces of ham for the sandwiches.
A mandoline slicer is ideal for thinly slicing vegetables like carrots and cucumbers.
To slice the delicate prosciutto, she used a very sharp and narrow slicer.
He bought a new slicer specifically designed for cutting even, thin slices of cheese.
A meat slicer is a valuable investment for any deli or butcher shop.

A machine for cutting; usually with a revolving blade.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

She purchased a vegetable slicer for the restaurant kitchen to improve food preparation efficiency.
A food slicer in the cafeteria broke down on the day of a school banquet, requiring quick repair.
KitchenAid, a renowned home appliance brand, sells electric slicers in many styles.
Use of an automated slicer will enable large amounts of product to be sliced accurately at incredible speed.
New cafeteria rules emphasized handling sharp machinery like a bread slicer carefully and avoiding wearing jewelry nearby.