1. A thin, flat piece of marble or other stone; an outside piece taken from timber in sawing it into planks. Slab of tin, a mass into which melted tin is cast.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• slwa,
• slabes,
• clab,
• stabb,
• slae,
• sab,
• sylabi,
• sloar,
• sleav,
• sfpb,
• sla,
• scabe,
• sldo,
• saab,
• slad,
• sqab,
• slabe,
• swla,
• salay,
• slear

• slob,
• slip by,
• sliva,
• slub,
• slap,
• slip,
• slav,
• Slyvia,
• slop.

The adjective form of the word "slab" is "slabby".

The plural of the "slab" can be the "slabs".

The singular of the "slab" can be the "slab".