See cut in WNW Idioms
a cut above
cut across
cut a deal
cut a figure
cut and dried
cut and run
Etymology: from the earlier naval phrase meaning âto cut the anchor cable and set sail immediatelyâ
cut back
cut dead
cut down
cut down to size
cut in
cut it
cut it fine
cut it out
cut loose
cut no ice
cut off
cut out
cut short
cut one's teeth on
cut through
cut to the chase
Etymology: < cut, , with reference to a scene involving a chase, as in a crime film
cut up
make the cut
See cut in American Heritage Dictionary 4 Idioms
cut a fat hog
cut a wide swath
cut both ways
cut corners
cut off (one's) nose to spite (one's) face
cut (one's) losses
cut (one's) teeth on
cut the cheese
cut the mustard
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