uncrossed
- adjective
- /ʌnˈkrɔst/
- UK
- An uncrossed check can be easily exchanged for cash at the bank counter.
Examples
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The thief attempted to cash an uncrossed check at the local branch.
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Make sure the check is uncrossed!
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Please ensure the payment is made only by uncrossed checks, as requested by the payee.
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Is this check uncrossed?
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An uncrossed check can be easily exchanged for cash at the bank counter.
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You can receive immediate cash if you present an uncrossed check to the teller.
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Before writing the check, confirm that it is uncrossed for cash payments.
Antonyms
How Crossed
- UK
- UK
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Uncrossed comes from un- 'not' and cross 'to draw lines across', as when someone puts two lines on a check to make it 'crossed'. So an uncrossed check is 'not marked' with those lines and can be cashed at the bank counter.