How To Spell cut?
How to Pronounce cut?
Correct pronunciation for the word "cut" is [kˈʌt], [kˈʌt], [k_ˈʌ_t].
Definition of cut
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To sever, as a knife; to lie divided by a knife; to divide by passing through; to perform a surgical operation by cutting, especially in lithotomy; to divide a pack of cards. To cut across, to pass by a shorter course, so as to cut off an angle. To cut asunder, to cut in pieces; to sever. To cat down, to fell by severing. To cut off, to separate one part from another; to extirpate; to put to untimely death; to interrupt; to intercept; to end; to finish. To cut out, to remove by cutting or carving: to contrive or prepare to take the precedence of. To cut out a ship, to enter a harbour, and seize and carry off a ship by a sudden attack. To cut short, to stop by interruption; to shorten; to abridge. To cut up, to cut in pieces; to eradicate; to criticise severely; to affect deeply. To cut one's acquaintance, to meet him in the street or elsewhere, and pretend not to see or recognize him. To cut a caper, to frisk about. To cut a dash, to make a show.
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Gashed; divided, &c. Cut and dry or dried, prepared for use. Cut-grass, spear-grass.
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To separate or cleave as with a knife; to make an incision; to sever; to divide; to hew; to mow; to carve; to wound or affect deeply; to intersect or cross; to castrate.
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The opening, cleft, gash, or wound, made by an edged instrument; a stroke or blow, as with a whip; a wound to one's feelings; a channel made by cutting or digging; a piece cut off; a near passage by which an angle is cut off; a picture cut or carved on wood or metal; the stamp on which a picture is carved, and by which it is impressed; the impression; the act of dividing a pack of cards; shape in which a thing is cut. To draw cuts, to draw lots, as of paper cut for the purpose.
Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin
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What is the present tense of Cut?
What is the past tense of Cut?
What is the adverb for cut?
The adverb form of the word "cut" is "cuttingly".
What is the adjective for cut?
The adjective form of the word "cut" is "cut".
Usage over time for cut:
This graph shows how "cut" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
What is the plural form of cut?
The plural of the "cut" can be the "cuts".
What is the singular form of cut?
The singular of the "cut" can be the "cut".
Synonyms for Cut:
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v.
• reject- erupt ,
- evacuate ,
- curtail ,
- disapprove ,
- blackball ,
- blacklist ,
- excise ,
- chop ,
- check ,
- disgorge ,
- bar ,
- deny ,
- drain ,
- exude ,
- disallow ,
- excrete ,
- emit ,
- disclaim ,
- discharge ,
- eliminate ,
- abandon ,
- belch ,
- discard ,
- exhaust ,
- eject ,
- cull .
- cut .
- disassociate ,
- bisect ,
- halve ,
- cleave ,
- amputate ,
- disengage ,
- dissect ,
- break ,
- disassemble ,
- alienate ,
- disarticulate ,
- dismantle ,
- divide ,
- disunite ,
- disjoin ,
- disconnect ,
- estrange ,
- disintegrate ,
- incise ,
- divorce ,
- dissociate .
- deduct ,
- abridge ,
- dock ,
- depreciate ,
- bob .
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n.
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- cinematography ,
- cinematic ,
- film .
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- beat out ,
- atmospherics ,
- arrange ,
- baton ,
- articulation ,
- back ,
- blast ,
- cross ,
- accompany ,
- bang out .
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- blood money ,
- amount ,
- bankroll ,
- evade ,
- duck ,
- bond ,
- cash flow ,
- bounty ,
- appropriation .
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- cast .
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- impair ,
- dodge ,
- dirty tricks ,
- hoax .
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- cutting room ,
- cutaway .
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- brisket .
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- cut away .
- disassembly ,
- fissure ,
- amputation ,
- incision ,
- disassociation ,
- disunity ,
- detachment ,
- disconnection ,
- disintegration ,
- dissociation ,
- alienation ,
- dissection ,
- bisection ,
- disengagement .
- bite .
- blow .
- dent .
- excision ,
- cut down ,
- bring down ,
- clipped ,
- disregard ,
- cutting off ,
- downed ,
- down ,
- abridged ,
- gelded ,
- edit out ,
- hand-hewn .
- gap .
- drop .
- fall .
- gash .
- fee .
- burn .
- barb .
- demo .
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adj.
• notched • portioned • reduced • diminished • disjoint • physically or mentally injured- hurt .
- dug .
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