cutting board

American  

noun

1. a board used as a firm surface for cutting food, cloth, leather, etc.

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Etymology

Origin of cutting board

First recorded in 1815–25

Example Sentences

I came to love the satisfying thunk of the cleaver hitting the cutting board.

From The Wall Street Journal

Its magnificent display of potted ferns was famous throughout Europe, as was its mouthwatering and inventive cuisine, courtesy of the legendary Chef Philippe, a true master of the cutting board.

From Literature

During his early days, some even offered up basic tips or advice, such as how to hold a knife properly or how to stabilize the cutting board.

From Salon

That doesn’t mean I never touch my cutting board during the week.

From Salon

A little rosé, a little music, someone slicing something warm and golden on a cutting board.

From Salon