uncut

The Oxford Pocket Dictionary of Current English | 2009 | 496 words | Copyright

un·cut / ˌənˈkət/ • adj. not cut: her hair was left uncut. ∎ (of a text, movie, or performance) complete; unabridged. ∎ (of a stone, esp. a diamond) not shaped by cutting. ∎ (of alcohol or a drug) not diluted or adulterated: large amounts of uncut heroin. ∎ chiefly hist. (of a book) with the edges of its pages not slit open or trimmed off. ∎ (of fabric) having its pile loops intact.

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