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cutting room

noun

, Movies.
  1. a film-editing room.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of cutting room1

1830–40, for earlier sense

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Example Sentences

Kim Novak's heavy legs were concealed and all logic left on the cutting room floor.

So in the cutting room, we got a plate of a horse and put a CGI guy getting on him.

My answer ended up on the cutting-room floor, as many answers given to reporters do.

And that probably depends on how long the petals had already been lying on the cutting room floor.

What falls on the cutting room floor can rise like a phoenix and find life in a future work.

"Bleib du hier," he said as he led young Borrochson to a chair in the cutting room.

Ever since Gifkin leaves us, y'understand, we got in our cutting room one Schlemiel after another.

As he spoke he hastily buttoned on his collar and left the cutting room, while Elkan could not forego a delighted grin.

They are taken to the Cutting-room, and here for the first time we get something approaching a piece of money.

The shirts move through the cutting room to this room and from one machine to the next just as they do in a factory.

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