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Definition of to die-cut in English English dictionary
- The process of using sharp metal rules to cut special shapes and designs into paper
- A hole cut into the front of sleeves (forming a sort of "window") that allows the item to be partially seen
- Refers to a cut made with a steel rule die manufactured for the purpose of cutting out a particular shape or "job" It also refers to the object that has been cut
- Usually refers to a method to pre-cut decals for easy application
- A perforated block or cutter through which material such as plastic, clay, metal, or paper is forced to assume a desired shape
- the technique of using sharp, steel rules to make cuts in printed sheets for boxes, folders, pop-up brochures, and other specialized jobs
- An outline made of steel and used to "cut" the pattern in various materials
- To cut paper, board or tag in a specific predetermined contour, by stamping with a knife-edged die, formed to follow that contour