ALL meanings of cutover
cut·o·ver
C c - noun cutover an area cleared of timber 3
- noun cutover a transitional period in a computer system changeover during which old and new systems work concurrently 3
- adjective cutover cleared of trees 3
- noun cutover land cleared of trees 3
- noun Technical meaning of cutover (communications, networking) /cut-ov*/ Switching from an old (hardware and/or software) system to a replacement system, covering the overlap from when the new system is live until the old system has been shut down. 1
- noun cutover A rapid transition from one phase of a business enterprise or project to another. 1
- adjective cutover (especially of timberland) cleared of trees. 1
- noun cutover land, especially timberland, cleared of trees. 1
- noun cutover An area of cutover land. 0
- noun cutover The discontinuity that occurs when switching from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar. 0
- adjective cutover Having been cleared of valuable timber. 0