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cutover

[ kuht-oh-ver ]

adjective

  1. (especially of timberland) cleared of trees.


noun

  1. land, especially timberland, cleared of trees.
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yvlog History and Origins

Origin of cutover1

1895–1900, Americanism adj., noun use of verb phrase cut over
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“This has all been mowed down. It’s basically grazing, on a larger scale,” he said with a sweep of his arm at cutover forests marching nearly to the ridge tops around the tribes’ reserve near Gold River.

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Her farm is called The Sheepish Pig, and spreads along a coastal tract of largely cutover land — once scheduled to be a housing development — that offers striking views of Puget Sound and Mount Baker to the north.

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Prairies, chaparral, and cutover forestland were jammed full of these aliens.

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For about a month, I've been contemplating a hard cutover to Lyft; leaving Uber as my backup service.

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These selective harvests yield wood for mills, and let in more light to increase plant diversity in cutover lands that have regrown thick, tight stands of Douglas fir.

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