precut
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- noun
- /ˈpriˌkʌt/
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precut
- Package wraps, called "films," that cover precut produce appear to simply offer containment.
- a precut kit
- precut stringers
- precut moldings
Examples
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If you have unusual body proportions, you may want to buy Asics Tiger shoes and Asics Gel running shoes, a roll, and cut it yourself so that you're not limited to the dimensions of the precut shapes offered.
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Professionally precut mats for framing can be purchased at craft stores and reused over and over.
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Although more expensive, precut items reduced the need for additional preparation resources.
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You can buy it in rolls or in precut lengths and special shapes.
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I have been trying this with a p&s and Cokin precut frames.
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With high fiber and low calorie content, precut produce provides busy consumers with healthful options while on the go.
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I love marmalade and have gathered enough precuts to start laying out a pattern, but it has to wait until January.
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I'm just 34, but back in my day, bread was bought fresh in a bakery, not from a 24/7 hypermarket, precut, loaded with additives, and wrapped in a branded plastic bag.
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But if I take the same precut frame and stick it on my analogue SLR—hey presto, no more unsightly frame, just a regular picture and heart-shaped bokeh.
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The kit comes with precut legs, horizontal stretchers, and the necessary connectors to join the parts.
Synonyms
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A part of cloth cut to use for clothes or crafts
How Prepared
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Precut comes from the parts pre- 'before' and cut 'to cut'. A precut is a piece already 'cut before' to a size or shape for a project, so you can use it right away.