Definition of "cut-in" [cut-in]

• A still inserted and interrupting the action. (noun)
• A local announcement inserted into a network broadcast. (noun)

Gnu Collaboartive International Dictionary of English: licensed under The Code Project Open License (CPOL)

• "You will need to cut-in around all trim, ceiling/wall intersections, inside corners, and anywhere there is a change in colour."
• "While his would-be dance partner sways with a girl in a pink dress, the little boy tries from all angles to cut-in."
• "The test cost might be $500K in producing any new creative, spot cable zone media buys, broadcast cut-in costs to cover specific base plan spots, research costs, incremental personnel time allocation – the rollout cost if the test is successful might not be an increment at all, if what was tested involves media dollar shift rather than heavyup."