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wide-cut

wide-cut adjective: composed of a mixture of hydrocarbons with a wide range of boiling points, including both moderately-heavy, higher-boiling kerosene-type molecules and lighter, lower-boiling, more-volatile gasoline-type molecules; Jet B or JP-4 is a fuel of this type.

Adjective

wide-cut

  1. Composed of a mixture of hydrocarbons with a wide range of boiling points, including both moderately-heavy, higher-boiling kerosene-type molecules and lighter, lower-boiling, more-volatile gasoline-type molecules; Jet B or JP-4 is a fuel of this type.

Antonyms of wide-cut

Questions about wide-cut

What does wide-cut mean?
Wide-cut means composed of a mixture of hydrocarbons with a wide range of boiling points, including both moderately-heavy, higher-boiling kerosene-type molecules and lighter, lower-boiling, more-volatile gasoline-type molecules; Jet B or JP-4 is a fuel of this type.
What part of speech is wide-cut?
Wide-cut is an adjective.

Words near wide-cut in the dictionary

  1. wide-awake hats
  2. wide-awakes
  3. wide-bodied
  4. wide-bodies
  5. wide-body
  6. wide-cut
  7. wide-eyed
  8. wide-field
  9. wide-flung
  10. wide-gab
  11. wide-gabs

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