Loaf ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Loaf ( noun )

1. A shaped or rounded mass of bread.
2. A shaped or rounded mass of something.

Origin:

Old english lāf "remnant, fragment", of germanic origin; related to dutch laaf and german laib.

Examples:

1. She sliced a loaf of bread for the sandwiches.
2. The bakery had a variety of loaves of bread.
3. He bought a loaf of white bread.
4. He had a loaf of bread and a jar of jam for breakfast.
5. The loaf of clay was shaped into a vase.

(As a verb)

Loaf ( verb )

1. A shaped or rounded mass of bread.
2. A shaped or rounded mass of something.

Origin:

Old english lāf "remnant, fragment", of germanic origin; related to dutch laaf and german laib.

Examples:

1. She sliced a loaf of bread for the sandwiches.
2. The bakery had a variety of loaves of bread.
3. He bought a loaf of white bread.
4. He had a loaf of bread and a jar of jam for breakfast.
5. The loaf of clay was shaped into a vase.