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The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 33
Shakesp.: Twelfth Night, ii. v. 1. Lit. & Joinery: Having the fibers running in cro -cut, v. t. To cut acro . cro -cut, s. Mining: A drift from a shaft to intersect a vein of ore. (1) Cro -cut chisel: A chisel with a narrow edge and considerable depth, used in cutting a groove in iron, especially in cast-iron, where a portion is to be cut or broken off. ( Knight .) (2) Cro -cut saw : A kind of saw adapted for cutting timber acro the grain. Hand-saws are made and set for the purpose. The ordinary saw for cut ting timber into lengths has a handle at each end and cuts each way. ( Knight .)
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