CUTLINE Definition & Meaning

cutline

[ kuht-lahyn ]

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noun

a caption or legend accompanying a cut or illustration in a publication.

cutline

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noun

a caption accompanying an illustration
a line marked on a piece of wood, metal, etc, to show where it is to be cut

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�y��vlog History and Origins

Origin of cutline¹

First recorded in 1910–15; cut + line ¹

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Now they were tiptoeing along the cutline for the conference tournament.

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But the season had slid away through a frustrating February, and now his Trojans were left tiptoeing along the brink of the Big Ten tournament cutline, a discomfiting place he never expected them to be in his debut.

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They are 7 ½ games in front of the postseason cutline.

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Blaney is above the cutline and trying to ensure a Ford is represented in the finale.

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Also below the cutline is Tyler Reddick, who drives for Hamlin and Michael Jordan at 23XI Racing, and Chris Buescher of RFK Racing.

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