Cutting Thinly Crossword Clue

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Possible answers to cutting thinly

SLICING
- Carving (roast)
- Chopping
- Cutting thinly
- Mr Stallone, sing aloud about making a clean cut
- of Slice
SLICER
- Cutter restored relics
- Deli cutter
- Knife
- Machine for cutting thinly
- Relics were cut up by a meat-carver
- One who, or that which, slices; specifically, the circular saw of the lapidary.

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