billet
/ˈbɪlɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A length of metal, typically cylindrical, cut to size from a bar or plate, used as a raw material for forging or machining into a desired shape.
“The factory produced billets for the local foundry to use in making car parts.”
2. noun
A ticket or pass for a particular event, especially a musical performance or a festival.
“They bought billets for the entire summer festival so they could attend any of the concerts.”
3. noun
A small amount of food or drink, typically served as a snack.
“She offered him a billet of cheese to eat while they waited.”
4. verb
To cut or shape (a piece of metal) into a billet.
“The machine will billet the metal into the desired shape.”