Cut 

Verb 1. to eat or to bite into something. Derived from the cartoon "biting" sound effect, and then evolved and perverted into the word "cut." Originated and widely used in the NE Texas area, as well as SW Missouri, GA, and SoCal. Uses: Cut, Cutting, Cutter, Cutted, Cuts. See also: Hut, Hort.

Present tense: "TIME TO CUT!!"
Past tense: "Hey, you want some food?" "No thanks, I already cutted."
Future tense: "Dang, those dudes are about to do some serious cutting!"
Random tense: "Quit hutting, you little cut!"

Cut by J-Lil July 4, 2006

cut 

1- verb. when you put out a cigarette to save it for later

2- noun. a partially burned cigarette that your saving for later.

3- verb. smoking half your cigarette then giving the other half to someone else.

1- "im gonna cut this boge so i have something to spark up after the blunt!"

2- "hey, did someone steal that cut outta my pack!?"

3- "can i have a cigarette?" "ill cut you on one."

cut by m. sherm January 7, 2010

Cut 

Another term for shame, When some one intends to do something but is pyshically stopped... has the greatest effect when in front of large crowds...

John walks to the door to try get into class...
CUT!!!!
the door is locked

Cut by Frank Stanley September 2, 2009

cut 

hood term for the act of having sex

"Cuz you look like you aint been cut"
"Lets go cut in the telli"
"She ain't down to cut tonight"

cut by Michael May 13, 2005

cut 

this word is used when someone says "what?", to confuse them and utterly destroy their intolerant minds.

my polar bear drinks whiskey while rollerblading. what? Cut.

cut by sunnydawggG April 19, 2009

cut 

another word for having sexual intercourse, hard. Especially with a hot babe who loves to pork (see pork)

hey man, me and your girl are going to cut.

cut by wade October 27, 2004

cut 

(noun) A small amount of money or goods out of a whole given to someone/something.

Boss Takuya gave each of his crew a small cut of the loot from their recently successful heist on the Hachijuni Bank.

cut by Smkngmgc December 28, 2004