An Australian term for a sandwich cut into triangular quarters (points).
An Australian term for a sandwich cut into triangular quarters (points). The cutting style is standard at Australian cafes, school canteens, and catered events. The 'point' refers to the pointed triangular shape of the cut pieces, distinguishing them from rectangular or finger sandwiches.
The catering order specified point sandwiches, not fingers, for the afternoon tea.
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Dot point is the Australian English term for what most of the world calls a bullet point — a single item in a bulleted or dotted list. In meetings, presentations, and official documents across Australia, dot points are the go-to format for breaking information into digestible chunks. The phrase has also developed a slightly satirical edge, used to mock corporate or bureaucratic communication that reduces complex ideas to a handful of terse, context-free dot points.
(Australia) An item in a bulleted list.
(chiefly, Australia) The part of something which is the most extreme in some aspect (for example, the most difficult, the latest chronologically or the highest numerically).
(Australia, colloquial) Sandwich.
(Australia) A sandwich cut into quarters.