n. the act of one that cuts a piece cut off-Brit.- a clipping; as from a newspaper-Brit.- a passage for trains; cars
Frank is earning a lot of money cutting lawns.
Frank is earning a lot of money cutting lawns.
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I will be enlisting many people to help with cutting firewood.
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Why did Deydey work to the point of exhaustion cutting such a large amount of wood for the family?
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Just when the cold wind was cutting sharp as a blade into his throat, the man on the train had brought what?
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How much did the child earn for cutting the grass in the meadow?
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''Pa was out cutting wild hay for fodder.'' What does 'fodder' mean?
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The boys are cutting the grain with scythes.
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Who is first blamed for cutting the brake lines?
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Who did the cutting in of a whale?
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When Tina met Linda, she was cutting paper flowers for what purpose?
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What happened to Papa when he was cutting down trees?
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What is the target goal for cutting greenhouse gas emissions set by the Paris Agreement?
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What was the MAIN complaint J. D. heard about his hair cutting business from his grandparents?
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Why did Debbie get worried when she was cutting Mrs. Bruning's hair?
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What cutting edge social movement in education did Elizabeth Jennings begin?
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2 syllables
cut-ting
butting
gutting
jutting
nutting
putting
shutting
strutting
abutting
rebutting
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