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  • adjective having ample fabric

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Examples

  • As we left the Rotunda, we walked down a steep set of stairs in a very ordinary hallway, no decorations, just wide-cut, gray stone blocks bathed in darkness, except for the blinding array of television lights waiting to illuminate us as we descended.

    Spoken from the Heart Laura Bush 2010

  • As we left the Rotunda, we walked down a steep set of stairs in a very ordinary hallway, no decorations, just wide-cut, gray stone blocks bathed in darkness, except for the blinding array of television lights waiting to illuminate us as we descended.

    Spoken from the Heart Laura Bush 2010

  • My grandmother herself was, to my mind, dazzlingly fashionable, in her red lipstick and her turbans and her wide-cut trousers.

    Fashion Victim | Her Bad Mother 2007

  • We also tested a wide-cut mower, sold under the Craftsman (Sears) and Cub Cadet brands.

    Walk-behinds roll ahead 2007

  • We also tested a wide-cut mower, sold under the Craftsman Sears and Cub Cadet brands.

    Walk-behinds roll ahead 2007

  • People Tree's Garbo jacket and wide-cut trousers, both hand-woven in Bangladesh, and cloud scarf, hand-knitted in Peru Among them is the Kumbeshwar Technical School in Kathmandu, which helps low-caste "untouchables" by providing training and jobs as knitters, carpet weavers and carpenters.

    Giving Till It Helps 2007

  • My grandmother herself was, to my mind, dazzlingly fashionable, in her red lipstick and her turbans and her wide-cut trousers.

    Archive 2007-09-02 2007

  • My grandmother herself was, to my mind, dazzlingly fashionable, in her red lipstick and her turbans and her wide-cut trousers.

    Fashion Victim 2007

  • He wore sandals and a pair of the usual knee-length, wide-cut trousers.

    The Fire People Ray Cummings 1922

  • From the pretty, fair hair peeping from under her beaver cap to the moccasined feet, so absurdly small, under the wide-cut buckskin chapps or trousers that clad her nether limbs, he searched stupidly for the answer to the thousand questions which flooded his brain.

    The Heart of Unaga Ridgwell Cullum 1905

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