uncut
- adjective
- /ʌnˈkʌt/
- The lawn at St. Paul's Episcopal Church is uncut and littered with leaves and dancing candy wrappers.
- an uncut forest
The mower left uncut, shut it down.
- The mower left uncut, shut it down.
- They use gold coins, uncut diamonds, Bitcoin shoes, as the comedian before said.
- And your options are stubby and soft, long and lean, or small and uncut.
- But it well, I mean, it's fine if they're cut, it's fine if they're uncut, you know, whatever your whatever your preference is, that's fine.
- On like the hookup apps, it's like in the, or the gay hookup apps, it's like, it's like age, height, interest, cut or uncut.
Examples
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There are crickets in uncut lawns and under hedges, and I can see a few stars.
Fiction book (1992) -
Late August: pools and streaks of sunlight on the uncut grass in the park.
Fiction book (1997) -
There was no path through the uncut lawn to his door.
Fiction book (1998) -
The hair over his ears was uncut and sticking out.
Fiction book (2002) -
Outside, they hugged on a patch of uncut grass that Butch, the brawny boy who mowed it on Saturdays, had missed.
Fiction book (1994) -
The children played in the uncut grass, enjoying the tall blades swaying in the breeze.
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The old tree's uncut branches gave it a wild, natural appearance in the garden.
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She admired the artist's uncut marble, appreciating its raw, untouched beauty.
Synonyms
Not cut and kept messy, like a beard or hedge
Not cut, often describing hair or wool
Grass or a lawn that people have not cut and let grow long
Not cut into pieces, for example garlic or whole nuts
Not cut into slices
In its natural state with no cuts or designs
A photo that is not cut or trimmed
Not cut or trimmed and left as it is
Not cut back so branches and leaves grow long
Not cut, with long grass or plants growing
An animal with thick natural wool or fur still on it
Not cut or shaped with tools and left rough and natural
Antonyms
How Cut
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Uncut comes from un- 'not' and cut 'to cut or trim', so it describes hair, grass, or objects left as they are and not trimmed.