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crosscut
cross·cut C0762400 (krôs′kŭt′, krŏs′-)tr.v. cross·cut, cross·cut·ting, cross·cuts 1. To cut or run across or through.2. To cut using a crosscut saw.3. To interweave (two separate, usually concurrent scenes or sequences) in a film.adj.1. Constructed or used for cutting crosswise: crosscut teeth on a saw.2. Cut across or crosswise: a crosscut slice of beef; a crosscut incision.n.1. A course or cut going crosswise.2. A path more direct than the main path; a shortcut.3. A level in a mine driven so that it intersects a vein of ore.4. A crosscut saw.crosscut (ˈkrɒsˌkʌt) adjcut at right angles or obliquely to the major axisn1. a transverse cut or course2. a less common word for short cut3. (Mining & Quarrying) mining a tunnel through a vein of ore or from the shaft to a veinvb, -cuts, -cutting or -cut4. to cut across5. (Film) films Also: intercut to link (two sequences or two shots) so that they appear to be taking place at the same timecross•cut (ˈkrɔsˌkʌt, ˈkrɒs-)
adj., n., v. -cut, -cut•ting. adj. 1. made or used for cutting crosswise. 2. cut across the grain or on the bias. n. 3. a transverse cut or course. 4. a shortcut diagonally across a network of roads or paths. 5. a passageway in an underground mine, usu. from a shaft to a vein of ore or crosswise of a vein of ore. 6. an act or instance of crosscutting. v.t. 7. to cut or go across. 8. to insert into a particular film or television scene or sequence (portions of another scene). v.i. 9. to employ crosscutting. [1580–90] cross′cut`ter, n. crosscut
Past participle: crosscut
Gerund: crosscutting
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| I crosscut | | you crosscut | | he/she/it crosscuts | | we crosscut | | you crosscut | | they crosscut |
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| I crosscut | | you crosscut | | he/she/it crosscut | | we crosscut | | you crosscut | | they crosscut |
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| I am crosscutting | | you are crosscutting | | he/she/it is crosscutting | | we are crosscutting | | you are crosscutting | | they are crosscutting |
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| I have crosscut | | you have crosscut | | he/she/it has crosscut | | we have crosscut | | you have crosscut | | they have crosscut |
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| I was crosscutting | | you were crosscutting | | he/she/it was crosscutting | | we were crosscutting | | you were crosscutting | | they were crosscutting |
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| I had crosscut | | you had crosscut | | he/she/it had crosscut | | we had crosscut | | you had crosscut | | they had crosscut |
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| I will crosscut | | you will crosscut | | he/she/it will crosscut | | we will crosscut | | you will crosscut | | they will crosscut |
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| I will have crosscut | | you will have crosscut | | he/she/it will have crosscut | | we will have crosscut | | you will have crosscut | | they will have crosscut |
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| I will be crosscutting | | you will be crosscutting | | he/she/it will be crosscutting | | we will be crosscutting | | you will be crosscutting | | they will be crosscutting |
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| I have been crosscutting | | you have been crosscutting | | he/she/it has been crosscutting | | we have been crosscutting | | you have been crosscutting | | they have been crosscutting |
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| I will have been crosscutting | | you will have been crosscutting | | he/she/it will have been crosscutting | | we will have been crosscutting | | you will have been crosscutting | | they will have been crosscutting |
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| I had been crosscutting | | you had been crosscutting | | he/she/it had been crosscutting | | we had been crosscutting | | you had been crosscutting | | they had been crosscutting |
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| I would crosscut | | you would crosscut | | he/she/it would crosscut | | we would crosscut | | you would crosscut | | they would crosscut |
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| I would have crosscut | | you would have crosscut | | he/she/it would have crosscut | | we would have crosscut | | you would have crosscut | | they would have crosscut |
Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  crosscut - a diagonal path itinerary, route, path - an established line of travel or access | | 2. |  crosscut - a route shorter than the usual one shortcut, cutoffroad, route - an open way (generally public) for travel or transportation | | Verb | 1. | crosscut - cut using a diagonal linecut acrosscut - separate with or as if with an instrument; "Cut the rope" |
crosscutverbTo pass through or over:crisscross, cross, cut across, decussate, intersect.Crosscut
crosscut[′krȯs‚kət] (engineering) A cut made through wood across the grain. (mining engineering) A small passageway driven at right angles to the main entry of a mine to connect it with a parallel entry of air course. A passageway in a mine that cuts across the geological structure. Crosscut horizontal (sometimes inclined) underground mine working that has no direct outlet to the surface and is driven into the rock at an angle to the line of strike of the deposit (that is, it approaches or intersects the bed). Crosscuts are intended for stripping minerals, for transporting goods and personnel (for which rails are laid and conveyors are mounted), and for ventilation and water drainage.
Crosscut an underground auxiliary working formed from the side of inclination (dip) of a seam during excavation of the main working by the broad-cut method. Crosscuts are built parallel to the main working and are used for the disposal of rock resulting from cutting and for ventilation.
Crosscut in mining, a horizontal underground mine working that does not have a direct outlet to the surface and runs in the direction of the roof or floor of a seam of useful mineral or from the roof to the floor.
Crosscut (1) An underground mining excavation driven between two mine shafts or tunnels when a deposit of a useful mineral is opened. (2) The term given to operations designed to join two underground mining excavations with each other or to connect an excavation with the surface. Crosscut operations may involve driving from two faces, driving from a single face, or consecutive driving. crosscutCut at right angles to the grain.crosscut
Related to crosscut: crosscut sawSynonyms for crosscutverb to pass through or overSynonyms- crisscross
- cross
- cut across
- decussate
- intersect
Synonyms for crosscutnoun a diagonal pathRelated Wordsnoun a route shorter than the usual oneSynonymsRelated Wordsverb cut using a diagonal lineSynonymsRelated Words |