coldslab

noun
UK /ˈkəʊldslæb/
US /ˈkoʊldslæb/

A coldslab is a flat, cold piece of stone or concrete.

The children sat on the coldslab by the garden wall.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A thick, flat cut of cold meat served as a meal.

He ate a coldslab of roast beef with bread.

3. A chilled flat surface used for preparing or cooling food.

The baker rolled the dough on the coldslab.

4. A cold, hard, unfeeling manner or attitude.

Her reply was a coldslab of indifference.