crosscut

1. Crosscut
   (Mining) A level driven across the course of a vein, or across the main workings, as from one gangway to another.
2. Crosscut
   A short cut across; a path shorter than by the high road.
3. Crosscut
   To cut across or through; to intersect.

1. crosscut
   To cut across.
2. (n) crosscut
   A direct course from one point to another, crosswise or diagonal to another or the usual one; a shortened road or path.
3. (n) crosscut
   In mining: A level driven across the “country,” or so as to connect two levels with each other.
4. (n) crosscut
   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.
5. crosscut
   Adapted or used for cutting anything crosswise: as, a cross-cut saw or chisel.
6. crosscut
   Cut across the grain or on the bias: as, cross-cut crape.
7. crosscut
   To cross-plow, as in fallowing.
8. (n) crosscut
   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. A cross-cut may connect two points on the same boundary-line, or two on different boundary-lines; or it may end where it began; or it may end in a point of its previous course. Also cross-line.

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