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Synonym for cut [verb]
The synonym cut synonymous definition words:
means
"reduction"
shorten, bob, abbreviate, truncate, abridge, clip, curtail, crop, lessen, diminish, lower, reduce
shorten, bob, abbreviate, truncate, abridge, clip, curtail, crop, lessen, diminish, lower, reduce
Your question...cut [verb]
means "activity"slice, haggle, chisel, bisect, dissect, mangle, rive, carve, trim, shave, crop, truncate, lop, lop off, harvest, mow, reap, trim, snip, clip, shave, pare, prune, shear, hollow out, excise, dig, disembowel, excavate, eviscerate
cut [verb]
means "action"penetrate, score, scratch, gash, claw, incise, lance, pierce, thin, dilute, dissolve, water, water down
Further results for the word "cut"
bisect [verb]
means "intersect"cut, cross
carve [verb]
means "slice"cut
disembowel [verb]
means "hollow out"excise, dig, cut, excavate, eviscerate
dock [verb]
means "clip"prune, crop, shorten, trim, cut, shear
etch [verb]
means "erode"cut, reduce
eviscerate [verb]
means "hollow out"excise, dig, disembowel, excavate, cut
excise [verb]
means "hollow out"cut, dig, disembowel, excavate, eviscerate
fell [verb]
means "chop"cut, hew
incise [verb]
means "penetrate"score, scratch, gash, claw, cut, lance
intersect [verb]
means "cross"cut, bisect, meet, traverse, span
lop [verb]
means "cut off"trim, shave, crop, truncate, cut, lop off
lop off [verb]
means "cut off"trim, shave, crop, truncate, lop, cut
mangle [verb]
means "haggle"chop, whack, cut, hack
prune [verb]
means "trim"snip, clip, shave, pare, cut, shear
scar [verb]
means "injure"cut
sculpt [verb]
means "cut with a chisel"carve, hew, cut, incise, chisel, gouge
slice [verb]
means "action"cut, chisel, bisect, dissect, mangle, rive
sore [noun]
means "health"wound, injury, cut, boil, bruise, canker
truncate [verb]
means "cut off"trim, shave, crop, cut, lop, lop off
water down [verb]
means "thin"dilute, dissolve, water, cut
whittle [verb]
means "make"sculpt, facet, cut, fashion, carve
woodcut [noun]
means "engraved plate"etching, engraving, xylograph, cut
wound [verb]
means "action"injure, damage, harm, hurt, lacerate, cut
wound [noun]
means "health"injury, hurt, damage, bruise, cut, laceration
cut down [verb]
means "cut"chop, hack, sever, hew, fell, reduce
cut off [verb]
means "cut"hack, chop, fell, whack, hew
cut short [verb]
means "bob"clip, crop, trim, prune, shear
blade [noun]
means "sharp edged metal"cutting edge, knife, sword, edge, cutter, scalpel
butcher [verb]
means "dress"chop, clean, trim, hack, cut up, cure
criticize [verb]
means "blame"chastise, censure, reprove, condemn, reprimand, cut up
crop [verb]
means "activity"prune, cut short
disentangle [verb]
means "extricate"cut away
division [noun]
means "allotment"portion, detachment, apportionment, cutting, distribution, partition
editing [noun]
means "abbreviation"reducing, shortening, cutting, abridgment
fetching [adjective]
means "attractive"pleasing, winsome, charming, cute, captivating
hew [verb]
means "cut"chop, hack, sever, cut down, fell
keen [adjective]
means "characterisitc"caustic, sharp, cutting, biting, acrimonious, bitter
knife [noun]
means "thing"blade, cutting tool, dagger, cutting edge, scalpel, machete
massacre [verb]
means "kill in great numbers"cut down
reducing [noun]
means "abbreviation"abridgment, shortening, cutting, editing
satirical [adjective]
means "caustic"pungent, searching, acid, incisive, cutting, shrill
scalpel [noun]
means "sharp edged metal"cutting edge, knife, sword, edge, cutter, blade
searching [adjective]
means "caustic"pungent, cutting, acid, incisive, satirical, shrill
sharp [adjective]
means "property"cutting, acid
shortening [noun]
means "abbreviation"reducing, abridgment, cutting, editing
slip [noun]
means "thing"strip, cutting, scion
split [verb]
means "action"splinter, cut off
sword [noun]
means "thing"cutting edge, knife, blade, edge, cutter, scalpel
taper off [verb]
means "cut back"diminish, dwindle, attenuate, cut down, abate, slacken
trim [noun]
means "trimming"clipping, cutting, priming, decoration, embellishment, reduction
whoop it up [verb]
means "celebrate"cut loose, riot, raise hell, get drunk, go on a spree, kick up one's heels
winsome [adjective]
means "attractive"pleasing, fetching, charming, cute, captivating
worsen [verb]
means "deteriorate"wear, abrade, age, cut down, fatigue, impair
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