Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Definition for WARP'ING-CUT
WARP'ING-CUT, n. [or WARP'ING-DRAIN, or WARP'ING-GUT-TER.]
A open passage or channel for discharging the water from lands inundated. [Local.] – Cyc.
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WARP'ING-CUT, n. [or WARP'ING-DRAIN, or WARP'ING-GUT-TER.]
A open passage or channel for discharging the water from lands inundated. [Local.] – Cyc.
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