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| gen. |
press-cutting (An item cut from a newspaper or magazine and kept for its informational content) |
| anim.husb. |
carcass trimming |
| coal. |
break through; cross-cut; post-splitting |
| dril. |
chip |
| pack. |
blank (e. g. of a folding box) |
| stat., scient., el. |
speech clipping |
| tech. |
cutout |
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| leath. |
parings |
| met. |
scrap |
| wood. |
edgings |
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| gen. |
clipping |
| agric. |
pruning |
| comp., MS |
snip (Text, graphics, and any associated annotations captured by using Snipping Tool); scrap (An application or system file maintained for storing data that has been marked for movement, copying, or deletion) |
| fin. |
curtailment; cut |
| footwear |
trimming |
| forestr., industr., construct. |
cutting |
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| gen. |
trim light pruning; cut off; truncate |
| agric. |
reprune |
| commun. |
cut out; cut the leaves; open bolts; trim |
| comp., MS |
clip (To cut off the portion of a displayed image that lies beyond a certain boundary, such as the edge of a window or a bounding box); crop (To trim the vertical or horizontal edges of an object. Pictures are often cropped to focus attention on a particular area) |
| econ., met. |
to trim |
| forestr. |
to cut back |
| tech. |
excise |
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| cultur. |
cuttings |
| immigr., tech. |
offcut |
| mater.sc. |
trimmings; clippings |
