Cutting a kiwi

Slang for jacking it

Just finished cutting a kiwi....I swear that doesn't mean jackin it

by joshuaNHL October 10, 2023

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Cutting the core

Switching from iPhone or Apple products/services in favor of Android and Google products/services

I'm going to be "cutting the core" and get the new Samsung when I upgrade my phone.

I'm sick of being stuck with an inferior product; so I'm going to "cutting the core" and get an android phone instead of iPhone.

by cdgnotparis February 4, 2024

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Cutting Crumbs

To perform a task that has no meaning or purpose to do

Friend 1: what are you doing?
Friend 2: balancing a clothing hanger’s tip on a nail
Friend 1: …you’re really cutting crumbs here, dude

by Your Everyday Plinko Board July 17, 2024

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cutting eyes

In Saint Lucia, "cutting eyes" means "to give someone attitude silently". It's not usually used in first person singular, keep that in mind. To express contempt and hostility by staring with squinted eyes, often followed by turning your head on a side just to stare disdainfully

Boy: Aye girl, you nice ih, going somewhere?

Girl: (Stares disdainfully)
Boy: Check di girl cutting eyes for me. I eh even want you, you ogly anyways (Look at the girl giving me attitude with her eyes. I don't even want you. You're too ugly for me)

by Lime Juice (St. Lucia) March 3, 2026

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Cutting the snakes head off

When you have to shit but there is no good option, so you shit a bit to relief the pressure.

I was cutting the snakes head off , but i forgot to close the door.

by Big daw March 4, 2026

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Cutting it fine

Cutting it fine" is a British English idiom that means to have a very tight margin or little time/space for something. It implies that something is being done with a narrow or slight margin, as if it is close to failure.

"She/He/They was cutting it fine getting to the airport this afternoon, she/he/they got to the airport gate just minutes before her/his/their flight, leaving very little time to spare."

by Britney Sparkles June 4, 2025

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