cut-and-paste
cut-and-paste adjective: pieced together from several sources.
Adjective
cut-and-paste (comparative more cut-and-paste, superlative most cut-and-paste)
- Pieced together from several sources.
- Synonyms:
- scissors-and-paste
Synonyms of cut-and-paste
Forms of cut-and-paste
| comparative | more cut-and-paste |
|---|---|
| superlative | most cut-and-paste |
Origin of cut-and-paste
See cut and paste.
Questions about cut-and-paste
- What does cut-and-paste mean?
- Cut-and-paste means pieced together from several sources.
- What part of speech is cut-and-paste?
- Cut-and-paste is an adjective.
Words near cut-and-paste in the dictionary
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