Cutting and Mine

Cutting

Cutting noun - A piece that has been separated from the whole by cutting.

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Mine and cutting are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mine" instead a noun "Cutting".

Nearby Words: cut, cutter

Mine noun - An abundant source.

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Cutting and mine are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cutting" instead a noun "Mine".

Nearby Words: mineral, mined, mining, miner, mineable

old	old cutting	old mine
good	good cutting	good mine
full	full cutting	full mine
common	common cutting	common mine
Other adjectives: actual, real, large, huge, magnetic, giant, earlier, industrial.

As early as the Elizabethan era the English found it profitable to mine and distribute coal instead of just cutting up and burning trees.

Source: Analysis / Medieval Stasis
A mine has a flashing green light and when set off, it turns red, goes "beep" and jumps up, Bouncing Betty style, before exploding and cutting the enemy in half.

Source: Land Mine Goes "Click!"
Cutting the Knot: Apocalypse hurls two types of mines at you during the Boss Battle with him, a common rock mine and a rarer blue mine that does damage to his computer's core.

Source: Video Game / X-Men 2: Clone Wars

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