cutline
/ˈkʌtlaɪn/
noun
- A caption or explanatory text accompanying a photograph or illustration.
- The editor wrote a clever cutline for the front-page image.
- Each cutline in the magazine includes the photographer's name.
- The cutline under the photo identified the people in the picture.
- A line or mark indicating where something is to be cut, especially in printing or manufacturing.
- The printer followed the cutline to trim the pages to the correct size.
- She drew a cutline on the fabric before using the scissors.
- The packaging has a dotted cutline for easy opening.