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Noun: cutoff  'kút`óf
  1. A designated limit beyond which something cannot function or must be terminated
     
  2. A route shorter than the usual one
    - shortcut, crosscut
     
  3. A device that terminates the flow in a pipe
Verb: cut off  kút óf
  1. Make a break in
    - interrupt, disrupt, break up
     
  2. Cease, stop
    - cut
     
  3. Remove by or as if by cutting
    "cut off the ear"
    - chop off, lop off
     
  4. Cut off and stop
    - cut out
     
  5. Break a small piece off from
    - chip, knap, break off
     
  6. Remove surgically
    - amputate
Adjective: cut off  kút óf
  1. Detached by cutting
    - severed

Derived forms: cutoffs, cutting off, cuts off, cut off

See also: cut

Type of: break, break off, come away, come off, cut, detach, device, discontinue, intercept, limit, limitation, remove, road, route, stop, take, take away, withdraw

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