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Slab

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Slab can refer to:

Physical objects and substances

Usually square or rectangular concrete paver used to construct pavements, patios, paths, etc: see Paver (flooring) and flagstone
In geology, slab refers to a subducting tectonic plate
A less-than-vertical rock face or surface — used (for example) in rock-climbing
In architecture and construction, a flat horizontal plate normally used as a floor or foundation: see Concrete slab, Slab-on-grade foundations, Hollow core slab and tilt slab
A large rectangular piece of metal (dimensions: 1.25m wide, 230mm thick, 12m long), usually used in metal-working as a semi-finished product for further production into sheet metal
In Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels, a troll narcotic — a street-name for ammonium chloride mixed with radium — which causes the user to "sit in a corner to watch the colours"

In Australian slang, a carton or 24-pack of beer
In Southern United States slang, a heavily modified car.
Full-size luxury pre-1980 GM vehicles, primarily Buick, Oldsmobile, and Cadillac

SLAB is the "Sound and Literary Arts Book" from Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania, which takes its name considering the Saussure, Lacan, Althusser, Barthes allusion as well as "rock face" and "sitting in a corner to watch the colours" from Terry Pratchett
In film theory, SLAB refers to the post-structuralist approach to film theory. The name "SLAB" comes from the last names of Ferdinand de Saussure (linguist), Jaques Lacan (psychoanalyst), Louis Althusser (structural Marxist) and Roland Barthes (cultural theorist)

SLAB is the NASDAQ stock exchange symbol for the semiconductor company Silicon_Laboratories
SLAB, an Australian surfwear company

Slab is the nickname of Thomas Murphy, an Irish republican, and alleged IRA Army Council Chief of Staff.
A character on The Ripping Friends
SLAB Sydney funk/punk band formed in the Northern Beaches 1999.

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