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Verb: cut short kút short
- Interrupt before its natural or planned end
"We had to cut short our vacation";
- break short, break off
- Cause to end earlier than intended
- Make shorter as if by cutting off
"cut short a word";
- truncate
- Terminate or abbreviate before its intended or proper end or its full extent
"My speech was cut short";
- clip, curtail
Derived forms: cut short, cutting short, cuts short
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cut of beef
cut of lamb
cut of meat
cut of mutton
cut of pork
cut of veal
cut off
cut out
cut price
cut rate
cut short
cut the mustard
cut through
cut to
cut to ribbons
cut to the chase
cut up
cut-and-dried
cut-and-dry
cut-and-paste
cut-and-thrust
cut of lamb
cut of meat
cut of mutton
cut of pork
cut of veal
cut off
cut out
cut price
cut rate
cut short
cut the mustard
cut through
cut to
cut to ribbons
cut to the chase
cut up
cut-and-dried
cut-and-dry
cut-and-paste
cut-and-thrust