Cutoff
volume
British pronunciation/kˈʌtɒf/
American pronunciation/ˈkəˌtɔf/

Definition & Meaning of "cutoff"

Cutoff
01

a route shorter than the usual one

02

a valve, gate, or device that is used to stop or control the flow of fluid or gas within a pipe or conduit

What is a "cutoff"?

A cutoff is a device, such as a valve or gate, that controls or stops the flow of liquids or gases within pipes or channels. It is typically used to regulate, block, or shut off the flow when necessary, ensuring safety or managing the system's operation. Cutoffs are commonly installed in pipelines to prevent leaks, maintain pressure, or carry out maintenance without disrupting the entire system. They help control the flow by either completely stopping it or adjusting it to a desired level.

03

a designated limit beyond which something cannot function or must be terminated

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Example
The outfielder fields the ball cleanly and throws it to the cutoff man.
She will be racing against time to complete the marathon within the cutoff.
He scraped by in the marathon, finishing just seconds before the cutoff time.
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