cub
/kʌb/Definitions
1. noun
A young animal, especially a young lion, bear, or wolf.
“The zoo had a cub of a lion that was born just a week ago.”
2. noun
A small, rough, or unpolished piece of stone or metal.
“The rock was a cub of granite, with visible veins of quartz.”
3. noun
A small, cube-shaped piece of something, especially a cube of sugar.
“She added a cub of sugar to her coffee.”
4. verb
To cut or shape something roughly or unevenly, especially wood or stone.
“The carpenter cubbed the wood to create a rustic look.”