die cast

¹

or die-cast

verb (used with object)

1. to shape or form by die casting.

die-cast

²

[ dahy-kast, -kahst ]

adjective

1. formed by die casting.

die-cast

verb

1. tr to shape or form (a metal or plastic object) by introducing molten metal or plastic into a reusable mould, esp under pressure, by gravity, or by centrifugal force

Derived Forms

• ˈdie-ˌcasting, noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of die cast¹

First recorded in 1905–10

Origin of die cast²

First recorded in 1905–10

Example Sentences

The die cast, the several States committed to the side of treason, there was no alternative: fight they must.

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Thus was the die cast, and both governments at once set about to make extensive preparations for military and naval action.

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All bearings are of high-grade babbitt, die cast, and are interchangeable and easily replaced.

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The great ordeal of winning each other is decided, and the die cast.

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In another instant the battle had been fought and won, the die cast.

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