Phrasal verbs starting with "cut"

To move around casually or travel about an area; also, to slash or cut something in multiple places.

To take a shorter route by going diagonally across something; or to affect or apply to many different groups at once.

An informal, somewhat old-fashioned way of telling someone to leave or go away.

To remove something by cutting it; or in film/TV, to switch suddenly to a different shot or scene.

To reduce the amount, size, or extent of something, especially spending or activity; also to prune a plant.

To reduce the amount of something; to fell a tree; or to knock someone down or kill them.

To interrupt a conversation or activity; to move in front of someone else in a queue or in traffic; to ask someone to dance.

To make a cut or incision into a surface; or to reduce or take a significant portion from something.

An informal command telling someone to stop doing something annoying or unacceptable.

To cut something into pieces; informally, to perform or show off energetically on a dance floor or in a performance.

To separate something by cutting; to stop a supply; to interrupt someone; or to isolate someone from others.

A regional American expression meaning to turn on or activate a device or light.

To remove something by cutting; to stop doing something; for an engine or machine to stop working suddenly; or to be naturally suited for so

To cut along the edge or perimeter of something, following its outline.

To move or cut directly through something, often a shortcut; or to deal with complexity clearly and directly.

To offer a lower price than a competitor; to cut beneath the surface of something.

To cut something into small pieces; to upset or distress someone emotionally; to behave in a silly or mischievous way.