by imtooreal August 10, 2023

The smart cut was coined by Jordan Thomas Cooper in his college years and used recently by Veep writer Emilia Barrosse in a stand-up routine.
by Coop Dupe November 11, 2021

by Evanafex May 20, 2022

Film industry term meaning that there are no requirements to add or delete scenes before a final release is justified.
John Cameron was asked by Kathryn Bigelow to review her film 'The Hurt Locker' prior to its release and after her final edits. John responded with the comment 'Cut Negative', meaning it was ready to go as is.
by kscruzen April 26, 2017

by cutting the July 09, 2018

In the Cut literally means "in the vagina" or simply "the vagina". This line is spoken by Mark Ruffalo in the movie In the Cut where he is asked by Meg Ryan what his sexual preference is, and he replies "I like it in the cut", which means he has no unusual kinks, he just likes women and regular sex; his preference is simply a woman's vagina with no frills. It is the same as a man saying, "I like pussy". "In the cut" might appear to be preferable to a man saying "I like pussy", but saying "I like it in the cut" is equally distasteful to women. It is tangential to a slang term for the vagina like "gaping axe wound".
Person A: Do you like spanking women?
Person B: Nah, I'm a simple guy, I like it in the cut.
Person A: "In the Cut", what is that?
Person B: The cut is a woman's vagina, I just like straight sex. I like pussy, it's that simple.
Person A: Do you like spanking women?
Person B: Nah, I'm a simple guy, I like it in the cut.
Person A: "In the Cut", what is that?
Person B: The cut is a woman's vagina, I just like straight sex. I like pussy, it's that simple.
by JudeRunner June 28, 2025

When a group of other inmates hold someone down take their pants off. And with a razor cut them deep from their asshole to their dick and run a train on them till they bleed out.
by anonymous July 27, 2024
