sharp-cut
[shahrp-kuht]
- cut so as to have a sharp edge: a tool with a sharp-cut blade.
- distinctly outlined; clearly defined.
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The world all around was sharp-cut clear and the dice was completely in his control.
DeathworldHarry Harrison
His companion was a little fellow, lean and sharp-cut, with a head like a ferret's.
The Yeoman AdventurerGeorge W. Gough
Their shadows were long, sharp-cut, and of a deep, purple blue.
My Attainment of the PoleFrederick A. Cook
She had a sharp-cut face which would have gained by not being of so chill a pallor.
An Ambitious WomanEdgar Fawcett
I saw her sharp-cut, florid face in profile, steadily bent and smelling.
The Purple CloudM.P. Shiel