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cut
If you cut something, you use something such as a knife or pair of scissors in order to remove a piece of it or damage it. The past tense and past participle of cut is cut, not ‘cutted’. She cut the cake and gave me a piece. ...the shiny crumpled pictures which she'd carefully cut out of the Sears catalogue. Forum discussions with the word(s) "cut in" in the title: [in slabs] or [cut into slabs] - English Only forum
a car cut in on me/ drove right in front of me - English Only forum A car cut me off/out/in - English Only forum a cut in or on my thigh? - English Only forum a cut in salary of almost 5000 per year - English Only forum A mountain, cut at the top in curious notches - English Only forum Articulation?? in the tailoring and the cut of the apparel - English Only forum bedded with straw and with a round doorway cut in the front - English Only forum bobbed iron-grey hair—cut in a fringe - English Only forum break in / cut in / chime in / chip in / butt in - English Only forum break/cut in line - English Only forum But the girl would cut it by the everlasting armload and cherish it in the old churn. - English Only forum Can I cut out the subject in this sentence? - English Only forum cut a meatball in half (with your fingers) - English Only forum Cut back on/in? - English Only forum cut him in post - English Only forum cut in - English Only forum cut in - English Only forum cut in , cut in on - English Only forum cut in [football / soccer] - English Only forum Cut in / Cut into - English Only forum cut in a point... - English Only forum cut in and out of traffic - English Only forum Cut in front of me or cut me off? - English Only forum cut in half - English Only forum cut in his skin - English Only forum cut in lane or move over lane - English Only forum cut in line vs cut - English Only forum cut in off - English Only forum cut in on (dancing) - English Only forum more...
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