cut it out

(Verb) to stop, pause or yield an act or behavior.

All that yelling and screaming, you need to cut it out.

by Jaye_$upreme January 25, 2017

Cut Out

To leave, go or exit.

I am going to cut out in a few minutes.

by Jan TAYLOR March 6, 2005

Cut you over heroin McGee

Cut you over heroin McGee is another name for Phoenix Tor. A nasty woman with 63 chins who weighs 350 pounds, wears a beanie, has a mustache like civil war general and dresses like a hobo. Will cut you over heroin. Smokes three packs of cigarettes a day

Watch out on the busbus in Missouri, you could sit next to Cut you over heroin McGee, she can smell that shit from a mile away

by Agario and solitaire lover February 8, 2020

cut it in three

the act of fucking a sandwich to completion

“i got so horny while eating my sandwich today, i had to cut it in three”

by dracshaft December 25, 2022

cut a fat hog in the ass

Etymology: Contrary to popular belief, it has nothing to do with vehicles.
The term originated in the Ozarks, and originally derived from when a man would slaughter a hog and discover a (surprisingly) thick layer of fat (or lard) between the meat and skin, which would then be able to be rendered off and used in cooking throughout the coming year.
When a person was to have something that comes into their favor they were to say that “they cut a fat hog in the ass”.

Common definitions:
1. To have a monetary gain.
2. To have something beneficial occur in their favor.
3. To have a raucous time.

1. I sure cut a fat hog in the ass when I bet on that 30-1 horse and won!
2. I can't believe that Whitney agreed to go out with me, I sure cut a fat hog in the ass this time!
3. I feel like crap today, but man did we cut a fat hog in the ass last night!

by -The Legend- March 24, 2009

cut a rug like I'm in a carpet store

When you are getting ready to dance like its nobodies buisness out in the club/bar.

Dude, I cant wait to get to Brew Bakers tonight! Imma cut a rug like I'm in a carpet store!

by Blasphemeth August 10, 2010

cut to the quick

to hurt deeply, usually in an emotional way. References the quick of a fingernail or claw and the pain that results when the nail is cut back too far and usually bleeds

Susie Mae's stealin' my boyfriend/brother just plain cut to the quick.

by Walking Colloquialism April 1, 2004