English to English Dictionary

Cut one's own throat

To ruin one's own chances of success through reckless or foolish actions.

Cut-Out

A shape or figure that has been cut from a larger material.

Cuteness

The quality of being attractive in a pretty or endearing way.

Cutlass

A short, thick, curved sabre, historically used by sailors and naval officers during close-quarters combat.

Cutlery

Knives, forks, and spoons used for eating, serving, and preparing food.

Cutlet

A small, usually thin piece of meat, often breaded and fried.

Cutout

A shape or figure that has been cut out from a larger material.

Cutout-Figure

A representation of a person or object that has been cut out from a larger material, often used in art or decoration.

Cutout-Shape

A shape that has been cut out from a material, often used in design or art.

Cutting

The act of using a sharp tool to divide or sever something.

Cutting Edge

The most advanced stage of development in a particular field.

Cutting-Edge Research

Research that is at the forefront of innovation and development in a particular field.