recut
/riˈkʌt/
noun
- A new version of a film, video, or audio recording that has been edited again.
- The music video got a recut to remove a controversial image.
- Fans preferred the original version over the recut that changed the ending.
- The director released a recut of the movie with deleted scenes added back in.
verb
- To cut something again, especially to change its shape or size.
- The tailor had to recut the fabric after making a mistake with the pattern.
- If the key doesn't fit, the locksmith can recut it for a small fee.
- The editor decided to recut the film to make it shorter and faster-paced.