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fine-cut
[ fahyn-kuht ]
fine-cut
adjective
- (of tobacco) finely cut or shredded
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Word History and Origins
Origin of fine-cut1
An Americanism dating back to 1830–40
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Example Sentences
His fine-cut face and dark eyes expressed a hundred things that his tongue had no time to put into words.
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Then I confined operations to my office and took to fine cut instead of plug, as being tonier.
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He had long since given up plug and fine-cut and taken to fat Havanas, which he smoked audibly, in plethoric wheezes.
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But there was no give-up in her expression; determination marked every fine cut line.
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Glass-works are numerous, and a great deal of very fine cut glass is exported.
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