"Recent incision" Definition

Definitions for the word "Recent incision" from multiple English dictionaries.

1. slang
the busy thoroughfare on the Surrey side of the Thames, known to sober people as the New Cut. Even this latter name has now been changed—if indeed the place ever was so called properly. Although to the general public the street which runs from opposite Rowland Hill’s Chapel to Westminster Bridge Road is known as the New Cut, its name to the Board of Works is Lower Marsh.
Source: The Slang Dictionary, 1864

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