by avant/chi fan February 3, 2009
Cutters are people whose hearts have been broken.
Maddy was a wanna be cutter cos she thought it was the emo way.
Maddy was a wanna be cutter cos she thought it was the emo way.
by The Moody Poet October 26, 2006
a cutter is a person who isnt really okay with themselves or their surroundings so they self-harm, a cutter is a person who often gets called "emo" and gets bullied for it or just bullied in general.
by fml_im_a_loser May 23, 2023
by apatheticgenius July 26, 2005
someone who cuts themselves(emos)sometimes its just someones way of crying, or they do it just to feel the rush, or because its the only pain they know how to control control.
do you know a cutter?
if your friend:
1) alwayse wears long sleeves
2) has cuts, bruises, or burns that don't heal and can't be explained
3) is much more withdrawn than usual
if your friend:
1) alwayse wears long sleeves
2) has cuts, bruises, or burns that don't heal and can't be explained
3) is much more withdrawn than usual
by paris243545678687453 August 27, 2006
In baseball, a cutter, or cut fastball, is a type of fastball which breaks slightly as it reaches home plate. This pitch is somewhere between a slider and a fastball, as it is usually thrown faster than a slider but with more motion than a typical fastball. A common technique used to throw a cutter is to release a fastball with slight pressure from the tip of the middle finger.
The cut fastball is famously associated with Mariano Rivera, a relief pitcher for the New York Yankees. Rivera has become one of the best closers in Major League Baseball history by relying heavily on this pitch. Rivera's cutter is particularly effective because of the significant amount of movement (away from right handed batters and in on the hands of left handed batters) that he is able to achieve while still throwing the ball around 95 mph. Al Leiter rode his cutter to 162 career wins and a no-hitter. Esteban Loaiza effectively used a cutter to help him win 21 games in 2003.
The cut fastball is famously associated with Mariano Rivera, a relief pitcher for the New York Yankees. Rivera has become one of the best closers in Major League Baseball history by relying heavily on this pitch. Rivera's cutter is particularly effective because of the significant amount of movement (away from right handed batters and in on the hands of left handed batters) that he is able to achieve while still throwing the ball around 95 mph. Al Leiter rode his cutter to 162 career wins and a no-hitter. Esteban Loaiza effectively used a cutter to help him win 21 games in 2003.
by pimpdady April 5, 2006
by Cutter21 February 21, 2018