loaf

noun
UK: /ləʊf/
US: /loʊf/

  1. A shaped mass of baked bread.

    1. I ate a slice of loaf for breakfast today.
    2. She bought a whole wheat loaf from the bakery down the street.

  2. A shaped mass of food that is not bread, like meatloaf.

    1. My mom made a delicious meat loaf for dinner.
    2. The vegetarian loaf was surprisingly flavorful with all the spices added.

Synonyms

bread cake bun laze idle lounge
loaf verb

  1. To spend time being lazy or doing very little.

    1. I like to loaf on the weekends after a busy week.
    2. He tends to loaf around instead of looking for a job that fits him.

Frequently Asked Questions

The word "loaf" in English means: A shaped mass of baked bread., A shaped mass of food that is not bread, like meatloaf..

The phonetic transcription of "loaf" is /ləʊf/ in British English and /loʊf/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.

Synonyms for "loaf": bread, cake, bun, laze, idle, lounge.

Example usage of "loaf": "I ate a slice of loaf for breakfast today.". More examples on the page.