cut
- adjective
- /kʌt/
- This is a raw hem, a cut hem, an unsewn hem.
This is a raw hem, a cut hem, an unsewn hem.
- This is a raw hem, a cut hem, an unsewn hem.
Examples
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Each of them has a cut edge somewhere.
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And then you have the barrier that has two slits cut in it and the screen.
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This one seems like it's cut all right.
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And if you look into that cut, it's remarkably clean.
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So another one here, tops cut, roots are cut.
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Yeah, there's just a clean cut right here, Right here.
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He's wearing a blue sleeveless shirt that is cut down and black gym shorts.
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The dress has a beautiful cut that flatters her figure.
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He admired the cut of the suit jacket at the tailor's shop.
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The artist created a sculpture with a precise cut along its edge.
Synonyms
A shape removed from paper or cloth with scissors
Separated by cutting from a larger thing
Cut off from the rest by a sharp object
Cut neatly to make a tidy shape, like a hedge or beard
Cut into thin, flat pieces for food, like cheese or bread
Cut into small pieces, often for cooking
Antonyms
Idioms
Deliberately do something that hurts you more than the person you want to punish
- Informal
To become independent from your parents and live on your own
- Informal
To become independent from parents and make your own decisions
- Australian
To criticize someone who stands out to make them seem less successful
- Informal
To check something carefully before you do it to avoid mistakes
Compounds
- Specialized
A sudden change between two film shots that makes action or time seem to skip
- Specialized
A short announcement that interrupts a program to give local news or alerts
An event when shops sell goods at much lower prices for a short time to clear old stock
- Specialized
A sudden cut between shots in a film that shows time passing or makes the action jump
How Deep
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cut used for pages or objects means they have been opened or separated by a sharp tool, so the adjective shows the thing has been divided.