Word Network: cut
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See it in Videos (6)
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WHIPLASH - Fletcher’s Dinner (Deleted Scene)
"I cut the bread into slices for breakfast."
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How does leg lengthening surgery work? - Jason Shih Hoellwarth
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One-Pan Stuffed Pepper Casserole | Easy Beef & Rice Stuffed Peppers | Food Wishes
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Hawaiian-Style Beef Stew | Food Wishes
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Diamond Cut Steak | Bonus Garlic Butter Steak Toast Recipe | Food Wishes
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Tiger Chicken and 5-Minute Chicken Gravy Pan Sauce | Food Wishes
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This Word in Other Languages (10)
Grammar Connections (8)
English Reflexive Pronouns (myself, yourself)
pronounsWhatever vs. What-ever: What's the Difference?
confusable-wordsYour-welcome vs. Youre-welcome: What's the Difference?
confusable-wordsMastering Irregular Verbs: Beyond the -ed (Past Participles)
verbs_tensesOpposite Ideas: Using 'Conversely' and 'By Contrast'
conjunctions_connectorsEnglish Grammar: "Otherwise" (The 'Or Else' Word)
verb_moodsGiving Reasons with 'Because'
conjunctions_connectorsTiming Your Actions: When, Before, After
conjunctions_connectorsUsed in Phrases (6)
Cut it out!
Stop doing that!
a shortcut
A faster or more direct way to get somewhere or achieve something.
to cut a sorry figure
To appear in an awkward, pathetic, or embarrassing state.
to cut both ends
This phrase is likely a misspelling or variation of 'to cut both ways,' meaning something can have both positive and negative consequences.
get a haircut
Have hair cut
To cut a long story short
Summarize briefly
