Letter C, Page 550 of 558 Pages (CU)

Cut from the newspaper
Cut from the payroll
Cut from the same cloth
Cut from the same Cloth Abrasive
CUT FROM THE SAME CLOTH ABRASIVE
Cut from the short loin
Cut from the staff
cut from the wool
Cut fruit
CUT gem, part of
Cut gemstone feature
Cut glass
Cut Glass Actor
CUT GLASS ACTOR
Cut grain
CUT grass
cut groove
CUT groove in wood
Cut hair
Cut hair or coupons
Cut hair with scissors
CUT HAY
cut in
Cut in a column
Cut in a fight, maybe
Cut in a flash
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 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 logs
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 meat into slices
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 a rib
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 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 the sea
Cut off from, with "of"
Cut off gradually
Cut off in layers
cut off one head and two more appear
Cut off one's ears?
CUT off part from whole
cut off point for a project
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)