adjective
Not cut into pieces or changed into a different shape.
The vegetables were served uncut.
Common phrases & grammar
leave something uncut · uncut diamond
American English
/ənˈkʰət̚/
2 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
Not cut into pieces or changed into a different shape.
“Uncut” usually has its strongest stress on the second syllable: /ənˈkʰət̚/. You may also hear /ˌənˈkʰət̚/, with a lighter beat on the first syllable.
Not cut into pieces or changed into a different shape.
The vegetables were served uncut.
leave something uncut · uncut diamond
Not shortened by removing parts from a film, book, or recording.
We watched the uncut version of the movie.
uncut version · uncut footage
Not circumcised.
He is uncut.
This meaning usually describes a penis.