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Definition of cut
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of cut is as below...
Cut (n.) An
opening
made with an edged
instrument;
a
cleft;
a gash; a
slash;
a wound made by
cutting;
as, a sword cut..
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Pliers
::
Pliers
(n. pl.) A kind of small
pinchers
with long jaws, -- used for
bending
or
cutting
metal rods or wire, for
handling
small
objects
such as the parts of a
watch,
etc..
Acupressure
::
Acupressure
(n.) A mode of
arresting
hemorrhage
resulting
from
wounds
or
surgical
operations,
by
passing
under the
divided
vessel
a
needle,
the ends of which are left
exposed
externally
on the
cutaneous
surface..
Daedalous
::
Daedalous
(a.)
Having
a
variously
cut or
incised
margin;
-- said of
leaves.
Laryngotomy
::
Laryngotomy
(n.) The
operation
of
cutting
into the
larynx,
from the
outside
of the neck, for
assisting
respiration
when
obstructed,
or for
removing
foreign
bodies..
Fin
::
Fin (v. t.) To carve or cut up, as a
chub..
Dagges
::
Dagges
(n. pl.) An
ornamental
cutting
of the edges of
garments,
introduced
about a. d. 1346,
according
to the
Chronicles
of St
Albans..
Carbonade
::
Carbonade
(v. t.) To cut or hack, as in
fighting..
Daub
::
Daub (n.) A
picture
coarsely
executed.
Hock
::
Hock (v. t.) To
disable
by
cutting
the
tendons
of the hock; to
hamstring;
to
hough.
Interlocution
::
Interlocution
(n.) An
intermediate
act or
decree
before
final
decision.
Grozing Iron
::
Grozing
iron () A tool with a
hardened
steel
point,
formerly
used
instead
of a
diamond
for
cutting
glass..
Veto
::
Veto (n.) A power or right
possessed
by one
department
of
government
to
forbid
or
prohibit
the
carrying
out of
projects
attempted
by
another
department;
especially,
in a
constitutional
government,
a power
vested
in the chief
executive
to
prevent
the
enactment
of
measures
passed
by the
legislature.
Such a power may be
absolute,
as in the case of the
Tribunes
of the
People
in
ancient
Rome, or
limited,
as in the case of the
President
of the
United
States.
Called
also the veto
power..
Cruller
::
Cruller
(n.) A kind of sweet cake cut in
strips
and
curled
or
twisted,
and fried crisp in
boiling
fat..
Devastavit
::
Devastavit
(n.) Waste or
misapplication
of the
assets
of a
deceased
person
by an
executor
or an
administrator.
Sepia
::
Sepia (n.) A genus
comprising
the
common
cuttlefish
and
numerous
similar
species.
See
Illustr.
under
Cuttlefish.
Champerty
::
Champerty
(n.) The
prosecution
or
defense
of a suit,
whether
by
furnishing
money or
personal
services,
by one who has no
legitimate
concern
therein,
in
consideration
of an
agreement
that he shall
receive,
in the event of
success,
a share of the
matter
in suit;
maintenance
with the
addition
of an
agreement
to
divide
the thing in suit. See
Maintenance..
Agate
::
Agate (n.) A
diminutive
person;
so
called
in
allusion
to the small
figures
cut in agate for rings and
seals.
Sunder
::
Sunder
(v. t.) To
disunite
in
almost
any
manner,
either
by
rending,
cutting,
or
breaking;
to part; to put or keep
apart;
to
separate;
to
divide;
to
sever;
as, to
sunder
a rope; to
sunder
a limb; to
sunder
friends..
Cut
::
Cut (v. i.) To move or make off
quickly.
Gorget
::
Gorget
(n.) A
cutting
instrument
used in
lithotomy.
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