The term cut refers either to the fact that the sleeves have been "cut" off to make a vest, or that the Motorcycle Clubs back patch has been "cut" into a traditional three-piece patch (top rocker, bottom rocker and center patch.) "Cut" could also simply be an English adaptation of the German word for such a vest, which is "Kutte".
Cut - The term cut refers either to the fact that the sleeves have been "cut" off to make a vest, or that the Motorcycle Clubs back patch has been "cut" into a traditional three-piece patch (top rocker, bottom rocker and center patch.) "Cut" could also simply be an English adaptation of the German word for such a vest, which is "Kutte".
by SoA February 14, 2014

by jsavage18 January 5, 2014

1. To penetrate with a sharp edge; strike a narrow opening in.
1.a To form or shape by severing or incising: a doll that was cut from paper.
2. To use a sharp object to penetrate the outer skin of one's wrists.
1.a To form or shape by severing or incising: a doll that was cut from paper.
2. To use a sharp object to penetrate the outer skin of one's wrists.
1. "I cut off a piece of bread"
1.a "The wood was cut to fit her door"
2. "I think I cut too deep last night"
1.a "The wood was cut to fit her door"
2. "I think I cut too deep last night"
by Zoe Lemonz May 9, 2004

In Pittsburgh: a slice of pizza
by DeAndre December 28, 2005

to slit the forearm with a razor to cause deliberate pain. people with severe depression usually cut.
Because of her depression she cut.
by ~_~_~_~_~_~ May 28, 2005

An adjective describing someone who has been left out, or dogged.
- Someone who is hurting on the inside and tries to hide it.
- Someone who is hurting on the inside and tries to hide it.
"Man? Why didn't you invite me to tennis yesterday? I'm so cut."
"Are you inviting Pat to your house tomorrow? No? He is gonna be so cut!"
"Are you inviting Pat to your house tomorrow? No? He is gonna be so cut!"
by Dude-man February 24, 2009
