cut

US /kʌt/
UK /kʌt/
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1.

make an opening, incision, or wound in (something) with a sharp-edged tool or object

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She accidentally cut her finger while chopping vegetables.
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The surgeon will cut into the tissue to remove the tumor.
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slicegashslashnicksever
2.

reduce the amount or extent of

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The company decided to cut production due to low demand.
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We need to cut down on our expenses.
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reducedecreaselowercurtailslash
1.

an act of cutting something

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He made a deep cut on his arm.
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The barber gave him a fresh cut.
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incisiongashslashwoundsnip
1.

having been cut

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The fabric was already cut into squares.
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Be careful, the edges are very sharp and can easily cut you.
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cuttingcut incutting boardcut offlow-cutcut downbuzz cut