Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Cut into fine pieces or strips: as, fine-cut chewing-tobacco.
Etymologies
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Examples
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The maker of Lambert & Butler, Davidoff, Gauloises Blondes, Gitanes Blondes and JPS cigarettes said price increases and a strong performance from fine-cut tobacco more than offset a challenging economic environment, and said its investment priority is to build its position in growth markets such as Eastern Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia.
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The laird's thick brows rose slightly, and a smile curved the fine-cut lips.
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The truly privileged ones are probably attired in military fur-lined overcoats and fur caps from home, but the majority go about in civilian blouses and jackets and trousers, the most unfortunate in the same blue fine-cut suits in which they arrived, trusting that they would soon be changing into uniform.
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I accepted the offer, jumping with joy, and on the way home I had a pipe of fresh, fine-cut plug every evening.
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She took out a small silver spoon and used two scoops, snorting the fine-cut coke.
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What jeweler has flashing gems like your eyes, fine-cut diamonds which millennia have chiseled, sparkling like Orion?
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She took out a small silver spoon and used two scoops, snorting the fine-cut coke.
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She took out a small silver spoon and used two scoops, snorting the fine-cut coke.
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I accepted the offer, jumping with joy, and on the way home I had a pipe of fresh, fine-cut plug every evening.
The South Pole; an account of the Norwegian antarctic expedition in the 'Fram', 1910 to 1912
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Unsealing the four packages, and carefully filling the Stamboul pipe with some fine-cut, reddish-yellow Turkish tobacco, I applied
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