Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
hack-off
phrase
/hæk-ɔf/

Definition
A term that may refer to a technique to cut off something, often used in informal contexts.

Examples
- After a long day of work, he decided to hack-off the excess branches from the bush.
- The artist used a hack-off technique to shape the sculpture.
- She decided to hack-off the extra fabric from her dress to make it fit better.

Meaning
To remove or eliminate a part of something, possibly in an abrupt or rough manner.

Synonyms
- cut-off
- remove
- trim
- sever
- detach