transitive verb. To cut or run across or through.

transitive verb. To cut using a crosscut saw.

transitive verb. To interweave (two separate, usually concurrent scenes or sequences) in a film.

adjective. Constructed or used for cutting crosswise.

adjective. Cut across or crosswise.

noun. A course or cut going crosswise.

noun. A path more direct than the main path; a shortcut.

noun. A level in a mine driven so that it intersects a vein of ore.

noun. A crosscut saw.

noun. In mathematics, a line, regarded as a section actually made in the surface, which begins at one point of a boundary, goes into the interior of the surface, and, without anywhere intersecting either another boundary-line or itself, ends at a point of the boundary.

To cut across.

To cross-plow, as in fallowing.

noun. A direct course from one point to another, crosswise or diagonal to another or the usual one; a shortened road or path.

noun. In mining: A level driven across the “country,” or so as to connect two levels with each other.

noun. A trench or opening in the surface-detritus or -soil, at right angles to the supposed course of the lode, made for the purpose of ascertaining the exact position and nature of the latter.

Adapted or used for cutting anything crosswise: as, a cross-cut saw or chisel.

Cut across the grain or on the bias: as, cross-cut crape.

noun. A short cut across; a path shorter than by the high road.

noun. A level driven across the course of a vein, or across the main workings, as from one gangway to another.

noun. A saw managed by two men, one at each end, for cutting large logs crosswise.

transitive verb. To cut across or through; to intersect.

verb. To cut across something.

verb. To cut repeatedly between two concurrent scenes in a film

noun. A crosswise cut

noun. A shortcut

noun. An instance of filmic crosscutting

noun. A crosscut saw

noun. a route shorter than the usual one

verb. cut using a diagonal line

noun. a diagonal path

"In testing a new lamp for miners, he crept into a "crosscut" of the mine, lamp in hand, and continued there so long and persistently that two men rushed in and drew him out by the feet, the gases having overcome him."

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