clean-cut Definition
clean·-cut (klēn′kut′)
adjective
- with a clear, sharp edge or outline
- well-formed
- distinct; clear
- good-looking, trim, neat, etc.
clean-cut Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- image: Like his friends, Rydell presented a clean-cut image in stark contrast to the earlier pioneers of rock n ' roll.
- line: The object had clean-cut lines and no canopy was discernible.
- look: Are you trying to convey that clean-cut, cheerful, schoolgirl look you see in many commercials?
- design: Each retaining their rustic charm, together with a modern clean-cut design within the bathrooms.
- man: Tony likes his image to be of a clean-cut family man!
- style: Don't be put off by the clean-cut American style, if you follow the instructions you can achieve the same results.
Modifying Another Word
too: Perhaps it's too MOR, too clean-cut, too caucasian male, to attract hype.
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