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die-cut

die-cut adjective: made by die-cutting.

Adjective

die-cut (not comparable)

  1. Made by die-cutting.
    • The boxes were made from die-cut cardboard.

Verb

die-cut (third-person singular simple present die-cuts, present participle die-cutting, simple past and past participle die-cut)

  1. (intransitive) To cut with dies; to use a die to shear webs of low-strength material.

Forms of die-cut

third-person singular presentdie-cuts
present participledie-cutting
past participledie-cut
pastdie-cut

Questions about die-cut

What does die-cut mean?
Die-cut means made by die-cutting.
What part of speech is die-cut?
Die-cut can be an adjective or a verb.

Words near die-cut in the dictionary

  1. die-away
  2. die-cast
  3. die-casting
  4. die-castings
  5. die-casts
  6. die-cut
  7. die-cuts
  8. die-cutting
  9. die-die
  10. die-hard
  11. die-hards

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