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undercut To undermine the coal so as to increase the effect of explosives.
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undercut Undercut, undercutting - An undesirable trait of some gems to sand (or polish) faster in some areas than others because of structural or mineralogical differences in the stone, producing a dull, rippled, or orange-peel surface.
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undercut In printing presses, the difference between the radius of the cylinder bearers and the cylinder body, to allow for plate (or blanket) and packing thickness.
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undercut Erosion of the low part of a steep bank so as to compromise stability of the upper part.
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undercut first of 3-cut process in natural target pruning. Prevents bark tearing.
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