Idioms(1-20 of 45)
- cut the cackle
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- to stop chattering; be quiet
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- cut a caper
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- cut capers
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- 1. to skip or jump playfully
- 2. to act or behave playfully; frolic
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- cut to the chase
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- to start talking about the important aspects of something
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- cut corners
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- to do something in the easiest and shortest way, esp at the expense of high standards
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- cut a caper
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- cut capers
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- 1. to skip or jump playfully
- 2. to act or behave playfully; frolic
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- cut both ways
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- 1. to have both good and bad effects
- 2. to affect both sides of something, as two parties in an argument, etc
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- cut a dash
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- to behave or dress showily or strikingly; make a stylish impression
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- cut a person dead
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- to ignore a person completely
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- cut a good figure
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- cut a poor figure
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- to appear or behave badly
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- cut and run
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- cut it
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- be successful in doing something
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- cut it fine
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- to allow little margin of time, space, etc
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- cut corners
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- to do something in the easiest or shortest way, esp at the expense of high standards
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- cut loose
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- to free or become freed from restraint, custody, anchorage, etc
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- cut no ice
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- to fail to make an impression
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- cut one's losses
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- to give up spending time, money, or energy on an unprofitable or unsuccessful activity
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- cut one's teeth on
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- 1. to use at an early age or stage
- 2. to practise on
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