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casting [ˈkɑ:stɪŋ, Am ˈkæstɪŋ] N

1. casting (forming in a mould):

casting

2. casting THEAT:

casting

casting vote N

casting vote

I. cast [kɑst, Am kæst] N

1. cast THEAT, CINE:

2. cast (mould):

3. cast MED:

4. cast (of worm):

II. cast <cast, cast> [kɑst, Am kæst] VB trans

1. cast (throw):

2. cast (direct):

3. cast (allocate roles):

to cast sb as sb
to cast sb as sb
to cast sb as sb fig

4. cast (give):

cast vote
cast vote

5. cast (make in a mould):

Phrases:

cast about VB intr, cast around VB intr

cast aside VB trans, cast away VB trans

cast down VB trans

cast in VB trans

I. cast off VB trans

1. cast off stitch:

2. cast off (throw off):

II. cast off VB intr

1. cast off naut:

2. cast off (in knitting):

I. cast on VB trans (in knitting)

cast on stitch

II. cast on VB intr (in knitting)

cast out VB trans

cast up VB trans

I. cast iron [ˌkɑ:stˈaɪən] N no pl

II. cast iron [ˌkɑ:stˈaɪən] ADJ

1. cast iron (made of cast iron):

2. cast iron fig:

cast iron evidence
cast iron alibi

I. cast-off [ˌkɑ:stˈɒf, Am ˈkæstɑ:f] N (garment)

II. cast-off [ˌkɑ:stˈɒf, Am ˈkæstɑ:f] ADJ

cast-off clothes, shoes:

plaster cast N a. arts

open-cast mining N min

Present
Icast
youcast
he/she/itcasts
wecast
youcast
theycast
Past
Icast
youcast
he/she/itcast
wecast
youcast
theycast
Present Perfect
Ihavecast
youhavecast
he/she/ithascast
wehavecast
youhavecast
theyhavecast
Past Perfect
Ihadcast
youhadcast
he/she/ithadcast
wehadcast
youhadcast
theyhadcast

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While the actors can't really be described as non-professional, they certainly didn't come from central casting either.
calgaryherald.com
He then creates paintings and sculptures utilizing a wide variety of technologies, such as bronze casting, rapid prototyping sculpture, airbrush, stenciling and resin casting.
en.wikipedia.org
Such books contain astrological correspondences, lists of angels and demons, directions on casting charms and spells, on mixing medicines, summoning unearthly entities, and making talismans.
en.wikipedia.org
In the later years of Linotype casting, it also became more and more evident that employee exposure to the elements of the alloy caused health risks.
en.wikipedia.org
But aren't women meant to be casting off the apron strings and thinking: glass ceiling, rather than glass jars?
www.telegraph.co.uk