Snyder Cut

A movie or a documentary in its originality without any cuttings made by the director or a studio to make it smaller

A cut to preserve its originality and watch it how the director or presenter intended it for the audience to watch it.

The Snyder Cut of documentary film Michael B Jordan named Michael Jordan's Playground, from 1997 is now available to watch online in 1:1 aspect ratio to watch how in the way it is originally made.

by CryptonWayne March 29, 2021

cutting trenches

When you have to poop and you keep farting, your farts are in fact cutting trenches through your poop to get out.

I was cutting trenches in blockbuster yesterday, i had to race home to poop in privacy.

by CaptainBackflip September 15, 2009

cut a duck

To fart (big and juicy)

I just cut a duck and cleared the room.

by Duckmaster July 23, 2014

Projection Cutting

Projection cutting is when you're talking about your opinions and sharing something with a group of people or just one person, and someone interrupts you rudely or doesn't acknowledge what you said and starts to talk about what they think, as if your thoughts, views or ideas don't matter.

Girl 1: Wow, Jane was really projection cutting me today in class.
Girl 2: Totally - we don't even care about her skeevy opinions anyway.

by luckytoad March 04, 2010

get cut

To be dropped from your competitive team in favor of a potentially better player. Can also be used sarcastically, after a minor mistake

MR SLIN got cut from his team after the Grand Finals of Season 22 ESEA IM
You blew yourself up, get cut

by Chrisserung June 14, 2017

Corona cut

When you are trying to figure out who to shack up with during a quarantine . Who makes the Corona Cut

Dude, Teresa is this little ginger nigga, she cooks and cleans and would wait on me hand and foot. But...Sina...she's a freak, straight nympho in bed but lazy as fuk. Its between these 2 who will make the Corona Cut.

by Im 5280 Tiny March 19, 2020

cut cards

To process evidence for policy debate. Note: "Cutting Cards" is a general term and can include reading articles or books, tagging or citing pieces of evidence, or arraging evidence in a file. Origin: Was originated because people used scissors and paper to physically cut out and tape down evidence back in the day.

We didn't have any answers to that argument so they told me to go cut cards.

by Athena Pappas October 22, 2006