[
US
/ˈkɹɔˌswaɪz/
]
[ UK /kɹˈɒswaɪz/ ]
[ UK /kɹˈɒswaɪz/ ]
ADJECTIVE
- in the shape of (a horizontal piece on) a cross
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lying or extending across the length of a thing or in a cross direction
the crosswise dimension
a crosswise street
ADVERB
-
transversely
the marble slabs were cut across -
not in the intended manner
things are going crosswise
How To Use crosswise In A Sentence
- This substance was composed of strips cut from stalks of the papyrus reed, which were dried, laid across each other crosswise, and glued together to form a somewhat nubby writing surface.
- With a sharp knife, slice each scallop crosswise into 4 rounds, ¼ inch thick. Scallop Sashimi With Cucumber and Purslane
- If necessary, pull a strand of yarn along the crosswise grain, and cut along this yarn.
- And to cut something "crosswise" is to cut it across its circumference. Bridget Moloney: When Recipes are Useless
- Stripes can run lengthwise, crosswise or diagonally.
- Fold two 24 - inch lengths of aluminum foil in half crosswise, and unfold.
- Cut the leeks lengthwise in half or in quarters if they are more than 1 inch thick, then slice them crosswise in ½-inch chunks. How To Cook Italian
- Upper blastopore lip still engaged in invagination was implanted in a different orientation in relation to the host embryo - crosswise and opposite to the orientation of the later primary primordia. Hans Spemann - Nobel Lecture
- If these winds blew the same direction all the time, the dunes would line up crosswise to the breeze.
- If it is cut crosswise, across the bias of the cloth, which gives fluidity and firmness it will hang straight.