same thing as turn on.
by mj123332 January 13, 2012
Cutting is something that many people argue about, and don't really know the meaning. Cutting has been a part of my life for quite some time now, but it's not even me who's doing it. If people would've had to live the way i am for about a week, maybe they would understand a bit better. Cutting is a sign of depression. Depression does not always happen because of a serious event, or having a horrible lifestyle, because it's a disease. It's an illness. Cutting releases endorphins into the brain right after the cutting is done. It is known today as quite the fad, and is usually assumed to be done by "emo" kids. That's not true. Depression can hit any one, any gender, any age, and can also include eating disorders, and other self-harming things. Just imagine being in grade 7, and all the sudden that someone close to yous' sleeve rolls up. what you see will never leave your memory. Imagine seeing them in a hospital bed. Tubes and everything. Being force-fed, and having to LIVE there. Cutting is a serious problem, and though people abuse it for attention, don't label people and riducule them because of depression. If i had cancer would you come make fun of me?
there isn't really an example that i'm willing to write about cutting, so just take the time and think about it.
by Lynn. October 07, 2006
"Cut something" (means "let's have sex").
In the words of Ludacris, "How you ain't gon' cut" (meaning "how you ain't gon' "fuck'"
In the words of Ludacris, "How you ain't gon' cut" (meaning "how you ain't gon' "fuck'"
by Charismatic January 10, 2005
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by dj March 07, 2005
Cut or Cutiin'.
To leave or leaving.
Derived from East End (London) gang culture in the 21st century, specific to the organised crime faction known as The Firm.
To leave or leaving.
Derived from East End (London) gang culture in the 21st century, specific to the organised crime faction known as The Firm.
by Dr. P. Robbins March 15, 2005