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no-cut

no-cut adjective: of a sportsman's clause or contract: guaranteeing that they will not be taken off the team during a designated period.

Adjective

no-cut (not comparable)

  1. Of a sportsman's clause or contract: guaranteeing that they will not be taken off the team during a designated period.
  2. Of a sporting activity (in a school, etc.): allowing an unlimited number of participants, rather than members of a fixed-size team who must "make the cut".
  3. (broadly) Of any clause or contract: remaining in force until it expires, without the possibility of earlier cancellation.

Questions about no-cut

What does no-cut mean?
No-cut means of a sportsman's clause or contract: guaranteeing that they will not be taken off the team during a designated period.
What part of speech is no-cut?
No-cut is an adjective.

Words near no-cut in the dictionary

  1. no-count
  2. no-crime
  3. no-crimed
  4. no-crimes
  5. no-criming
  6. no-cut
  7. no-deal
  8. no-doc
  9. no-docs
  10. no-doubt
  11. no-doubter

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