- 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
- Cut up and examine
- Cut up finely
- Cut up in the office?
- Cut up into small cubes
- Cut up, as a frog
- Cut up, as cheese, perhaps
- Cut up, as onions
- Cut up, with "around"
- CUT USING A DIAGONAL LINE
- Cut using sissors
- CUT VEAL
- Cut verbally
- cut vertically
- Cut way back on
- Cut with a beam
- Cut with a beam of light
- Cut with a blade
- Cut with a blow
- Cut with a crosscut
- Cut with a knife
- Cut with a knife, old-style
- Cut with a light
- Cut with a light beam
- Cut with a pink slip
- Cut with a ray
- Cut with a scalpel
- Cut with a scythe
- Cut with a sickle
- Cut with a small knife
- Cut with a Snapper, say
- Cut with a surgical beam
- Cut with a sweeping motion
- Cut with a tool
- Cut with a Toro
- Cut with acid
- Cut with an ax
- cut with an axe
- Cut with an intense light
- Cut with an X-Acto knife
- Cut with light
- Cut with more than one layer
- Cut with no bones about it
- Cut with precision
- Cut with quick strokes
- Cut with scissors
- Cut with sharp teeth
- Cut with shears
- Cut with small blades
- Cut with small strokes
- Cut with sweeping strokes
- Cut with teeth
- Cut with the grain
- Cut with the tenderloin removed
- Cut without mercy, as a budget
- CUT wood
- cut wood again
- Cut wool
- Cut wool from
- Cut wool from sheep
- Cut words
- Cut-___ (cheap)
- Cut-___ (short shorts)
- Cut-and-__
- CUT-and-dried
- Cut-and-dried grass
- Cut-and-dried stuff
- Cut-and-dry place
- Cut-and-dry places
- Cut-and-dry spot
- Cut-and-paste art
- Cut-and-paste tool for language learners
- Cut-covering cloth
- cut-flower container
- Cut-glass form
- Cut-off number
- Cut-off pants?
- Cut-off shorts manufacture?
- CUT-out decoration
- Cut-price
- Cut-rate event
- Cut-rate purchase
- Cut-rate, commercially
- Cut-rate, in adspeak
- Cut-rate, in company names
- Cut-Rite wax paper company
- Cut-throat
- Cut-throat blades
- cut-up
- Cut, as a 58-Across
- Cut, as a branch
- Cut, as a class
- Cut, as a coupon
- Cut, as a lawn