doubleloaf

noun
UK /ˈdʌbəl ləʊf/
US /ˈdʌbəl loʊf/

A doubleloaf is a big loaf of bread made from two pieces joined together.

Mom bought a doubleloaf at the bakery for our picnic sandwiches.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A pair of loaves baked while touching each other.

The baker pulled a warm doubleloaf from the oven.

3. A playful word for two slices of bread stuck together.

He made a doubleloaf sandwich with the stuck-together slices.

4. A nickname for someone who eats a lot of bread.

Grandpa called my brother a doubleloaf because he ate three rolls.