Definition of flitch - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
timberTECH. piece of wood cut from a tree trunkTECH.
- The carpenter used a flitch for the table.
2.
baconDated UK side of a pig cured and saltedDated UK
- We bought a flitch for the barbecue.
3.
foodDated steak cut from the side of a fishDated
- He ordered a flitch of halibut for dinner.
Verb
1.
cuttingTECH. cut into strips or flitchesTECH.
- The butcher flitched the pork for bacon.
2.
woodworkingTECH. cut a tree trunk into flitchesTECH.
- They flitched the logs for the furniture project.
Images of flitch

piece of wood cut from a tree trunk 
side of a pig cured and salted 
steak cut from the side of a fish
Expressions with flitch
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large side of cured bacon from a pig
He won a flitch of bacon at the village fair.
Origin of flitch
Old English, flicce (side of bacon)
Examples of flitch in a sentence
The flitch was perfect for crafting the wooden sculpture. The chef prepared a dish using a flitch. A flitch hung in the smokehouse for curing. The chef prepared a flitch of salmon for the guests. A flitch of trout was served with lemon sauce. He flitched the logs for the fireplace.
The chef flitched the fish for grilling. The workers flitched the timber for the new deck. He flitched the wood to make thin planks.
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- French:plateau, découper, ...
- German:Holzbohle, aufschneiden, ...
- Italian:tavola grezza, affettare, ...
- Spanish:tablón, cortar, ...
- Portuguese:tora, cortar, ...
- Chinese:木板, 切条, ...
- Japanese:フリッチ, 切り分ける, ...
- Arabic:شَريحَة خَشَب, شَرَّحَ, ...
- Hebrew:קֶרֶשׁ עֵץ, לַחֲתוֹךְ לִרְצוּעוֹת, ...
- Russian:плаха, нарезать, ...
- Ukrainian:плаха, розрізати, ...
- Hindi:फ्लिच, पट्टियों में काटना, ...
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