cold cuts

British  

plural noun

1. cooked meats sliced and served cold

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Example Sentences

Iskander’s David is a young man whose youthful piety and heroism make him a sympathetic figure, notwithstanding the bag of cold cuts.

From Salon

In the end, while promoting a diet focused on fruits, vegetables and whole grains, the new guidelines call for "limited" consumption of meats overall, including cold cuts, and a "reduction" of imported meat.

From Barron's

The weakness in North America came even as prices stayed flat, with volume falling more than 5 percentage points amid weakness in products such as coffee, cold cuts, bacon and Ore-Ida frozen potatoes.

From MarketWatch

Many also touted their high-protein snacks, which ranged from slices of cold cuts to homemade chicken chips made from seasoned, ground meat.

From Salon

Sometimes it’s a pilgrimage to the old-school Italian market, where we’ll stand in front of the deli case debating over which mustard feels most essential, which cold cuts look most like a treat.

From Salon