- Cut in a forest
- Cut in a lumber mill
- Cut in a skirt
- Cut in a tally stick
- CUT IN A ZIGZAG
- cut in advance
- Cut in an envelope
- Cut in front of the rump
- Cut in glass
- cut in half
- CUT IN HALF OR CUT IN TWO
- Cut in half, as a log
- Cut in half, perhaps
- Cut in marble
- Cut in porcelain
- CUT in small pieces
- Cut in stone
- CUT IN STRIPS IT IS USED FOR WHIPS AND ROPES
- Cut in the direction of the grain
- Cut in the field
- Cut in the sack covering makeshift grid
- Cut in three
- CUT in two
- Cut in two equal parts
- Cut in two, possibly
- Cut in zigzag
- CUT IN ZIGZAGS
- Cut incisors
- CUT into
- Cut into a plate
- Cut into a printer's plate
- Cut into a ring
- Cut into a surface with acid
- Cut into a trophy, e.g.
- Cut into bits
- Cut into boards
- Cut into cordwood
- CUT into cubes
- Cut into deeply
- CUT INTO FILETS
- Cut into four-inch pieces, as a footlong sub
- Cut into glass
- Cut into logs
- Cut into metal
- Cut into metal artistically
- CUT INTO METAL BAR
- Cut into paper-thin slices
- Cut into parts
- CUT INTO PIECES
- Cut into pieces, with "up"
- Cut into planks, say
- CUT into shape
- Cut into slices
- Cut into slivers
- Cut into small bits
- cut into small chunks
- Cut into small cubes
- Cut into small pieces
- Cut into smaller pieces
- Cut into solid squares
- Cut into strips
- Cut into teeny bits
- Cut into thin pieces
- cut into thirds
- Cut into tiny bits
- Cut into tiny pieces
- Cut into two equal portions
- Cut into two parts
- CUT INTO WITH A SHARP INSTRUMENT
- CUT into with teeth
- Cut into, as glass
- Cut it out
- Cut it out already!
- Cut it out!
- Cut jaggedly
- Cut lengthwise
- Cut lightly?
- Cut like a letter opener
- CUT LINE
- cut loose
- Cut loose on the floor
- Cut lumber
- Cut lumber further
- CUT LUMBER, AS IN WOODS AND FORESTS
- Cut marks on
- Cut me some ___!
- Cut me some slack...
- CUT meat
- CUT meat etc., in small pieces
- Cut metal, in a way
- Cut most likely to win a BBQ competition?
- CUT NARROW
- Cut needing stitches, probably
- CUT new tooth
- Cut notches in
- Cut obliquely
- Cut of a pork roast
- Cut of an agt.
- CUT OF BACON
- cut of beef
- CUT OF BEEF CONTAINING RIB ENDS NEAR THE STERNUM
- cut of beef from the rump bone
- cut of beef from the short loin
- Cut of beef or pork
- CUT OF BEEF SUITABLE FOR SIMMERING IN LIQUID IN A CLOSED POT
- Cut of lamb
- Cut of marble
- Cut of marble, e.g.
- Cut of Meat
- CUT of meat
- Cut of meat between the blade and leg
- CUT OF MEAT FROM A HOG OR PIG
- CUT OF MEAT FROM A LAMB
- CUT OF MEAT FROM BEEF CATTLE
- Cut of meat from between the ribs and the rump
- Cut of meat from lower back
- Cut of meat from lower part of fore leg
- Cut of meat from lower part of foreleg
- Cut of meat from which Eve was created
- Cut of meat near the flank
- cut of meat often including part of the rib
- cut of meat or fish including at least part of the backbone
- CUT OF MEAT TAKEN FROM BETWEEN THE RIBS
- Cut of meat; abolish
- 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