CUT OF MEAT TAKEN FROM BETWEEN THE RIBS
Cut of meat; abolish
cut of mutton
Cut of one's ___ (general appearance)
Cut of one's jib
Cut of one's jib, so to speak
Cut of pork
CUT OF PORK FROM THE RIB SECTION WITH MOST OF THE MEAT TRIMMED OFF
cut of pork ribs with most of the meat trimmed off
CUT OF SOME JEANS
Cut of steak
Cut of steak: hyph.
Cut of the loot
Cut of the pie chart: Abbr.
Cut of the profits
CUT of timber
Cut of veal
Cut off
cut off (a limb or part of a limb) for medical reasons
CUT OFF (FROM)
Cut off a branch
Cut off a syllable
Cut off air to a fire
Cut off all intake
Cut off at the bar
Cut off branches from
Cut off during pursuit
Cut off from a whole
cut off from all contact
Cut off from all others
Cut off from civilization
Cut off from escape
Cut off from everyone else
Cut off from others
Cut off from society
Cut off from the mainland
Cut off from, with "of"
Cut off gradually
Cut off in layers
Cut off one's ears?
CUT off part from whole
Cut off short
cut off socially
Cut off the back
Cut off the excess
cut off the skin or top layer of
Cut off the spine
cut off the sun s light
CUT off the top
Cut off the top and branches of trees to encourage new growth
CUT off with a shilling
CUT off with teeth
Cut off your nose to ___ your face
Cut off, as a branch
Cut off, as a relationship
CUT OFF, AS BRANCHES
Cut off, as fleece
Cut off, as relations
Cut off, as whiskers
Cut off, as wool
Cut off, e.g.
Cut off, in a way
Cut off, perhaps
Cut off(5)
Cut on a farm
Cut on a Jackson 5 album?
Cut on a slant
Cut one's canines
Cut one's choppers
Cut one's incisors
Cut one's losses, in a way
Cut one's losses, maybe
Cut one's molars
cut open
CUT OPEN OR CUT APART
cut or broken-off tree branches and twigs
Cut or copy companion
Cut or crust opener
Cut or gather
cut or hew (timber, stone, etc) roughly without finishing the surface
cut or impressed into a surface
CUT OR INJURE WITH A SABER
CUT OR MAKE A WAY THROUGH
Cut or mowed, in a way
Cut or omit
Cut or scrape medicine
Cut or scrape, in totspeak
Cut or scrape, to a tot
Cut or shut follower
Cut or slash
Cut or stet
CUT OR TEAR IRREGULARLY
CUT OR TRIMMED BY CLIPPING
Cut out
Cut out (for)
Cut out bloopers
Cut out early
cut out for
Cut out for a union?
Cut out for duty
Cut out for it
Cut out for marriage?
Cut out of one's will
Cut out of the will
Cut out of, as a will
cut out part of (a bone, an organ, or other structure or part)
Cut out suddenly
Cut out tax
Cut out the bloopers
Cut out the boring scenes
Cut out the middle of
Cut out the racket!
Cut out, as coupons
Cut out, cat!
Cut out, e.g.
Cut out, say
Cut over
Cut over, in a way
cut part of a tree trunk
Cut partner
CUT pattern
cut pattern into glass
Cut piece of film
Cut pile cotton fabric
CUT PORK
Cut preceder
Cut prices drastically
Cut prices to the bone
Cut protections
Cut quickly
Cut rate worker?
Cut rate?
Cut recipient
Cut remedy
Cut reminder
Cut remnant
Cut rinds, e.g.
CUT roughly
Cut roughly, as limbs
Cut ruthlessly
Cut scene?
cut Scottish words
Cut severely
Cut sharply
Cut sharply, as prices
cut short
Cut short a project
CUT SHORT AS A TAIL
CUT SHORT CRISPLY
Cut short in performing
Cut short, as a branch
Cut short, as a flight
Cut short, as a mission
Cut short, as a takeoff
Cut short, as an attempt
Cut short, maybe
Cut short, NASA-style
Cut shorter
Cut slightly
CUT SLIGHTLY, WITH A RAZOR
Cut slits in
CUT SMALL BITS OR PARE SHAVINGS FROM
Cut some blades
Cut some canines, e.g.
Cut some more, maybe
Cut some slack
Cut some slack (with "up")
Cut souvenirs
CUT STARTER
CUT STEAK
Cut stinger
Cut stone
Cut strips
CUT SWEEPING
Cut taker
Cut taker: Abbr.
Cut takers
Cut takers: Abbr.
cut teeth
cut teeth into
Cut text, e.g.
Cut text, say
Cut that gushes
Cut that may need stitches
Cut that might require stitches
CUT THAT OUT!
CUT THE ___
CUT THE BABY TEETH
CUT THE BEARD OFF
Cut the boring parts
Cut the bull?
Cut the cake, e.g.?
Cut the cake?
Cut the chatter!
Cut the cheese
Cut the crop
CUT THE ENGINE
Cut the fat
Cut the fat from
Cut the fat, e.g.
Cut the grass
Cut the grass again
Cut the hair of
CUT THE HEAD OF
CUT THE HEDGE
Cut the hedges
Cut the lawn
Cut the lawn again
CUT THE MANE OFF
CUT THE MUSTARD
Cut the mustard?
Cut the outer layer of
Cut the outer layer off
Cut the peel from
Cut the peel off
CUT the ribbon
Cut the rind from
Cut the rind off
Cut the skin from
cut the surface of
Cut the turkey
cut the wings off
cut the wool from
CUT THICK
CUT through
Cut through barbed wire for, say
Cut through Panama
CUT THROUGH THE BACKBONE OF AN ANIMAL
cut timber
CUT TO ___
Cut to a roving reporter
CUT TO BITS
CUT TO FIT
Cut to pieces
Cut to required size
Cut to ribbons
Cut to shape
CUT TO THE ___
Cut to the bone
Cut to the chase, say
cut to the quick
CUT TOO CLOSE
Cut too short
Cut top off fodder plant
CUT TREATMENT
CUT TREES
cut turf
Cut unceremoniously
Cut unevenly
Cut up