Cutout

Pronunciation: /ˈkʌˌtaʊt/

Cutout (noun)

  1. A piece of paper, card, or cloth with part removed, making a clear shape or picture.
  2. An opening or space made by cutting away part of something, such as a window or panel.
  3. A flat figure of a person or character, usually made from cardboard, used for decoration or cheering.

Examples

  • The child colored a paper shape cutout and taped it to the wall.
  • A paper shape cutout can decorate a card or poster.