cutoffs
nounUK /ˈkʌtɒfs/
US /ˈkʌtɔːfs/
Cutoffs are short pants made by cutting off the legs of old jeans.
She wore her favorite cutoffs to the beach.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A cutoff is a point or limit where something stops.
The cutoff for signing up is Friday.
3. A cutoff is a shortcut that goes across a bend in a road or river.
We took a cutoff through the field to get home faster.
4. Cutoffs can mean the ends that are cut off from something.
The cutoffs of the fabric were thrown away.