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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.
cut cards by Athena Pappas October 22, 2006
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Cut Cards • cardboard cut • Cut • Cut-Throat • cut corners • cut up • Cut off • cut the cheese • cut one • cut one from the herd
Cut Cards
Cut Cards by Shada Crawford October 19, 2006
cut card
In each cribbage hand, each player plays four cards. The players also cut the deck to turn up a fifth card that all players share for the round. This card is known as the "cut card" or the "up card".
cut card by CanunionCribbage February 13, 2019
cardboard cut
Whereas a paper cut is a cut resulting from contact with the edge of a piece of paper, a cardboard cut is a cut resulting from contact with the edge of a sheet of cardboard. While usually rare in occurence, they hurt like HELL.
cardboard cut by Mel March 22, 2006
cardboard cut
Imagine getting a paper cut, but instead of paper, it's a cardboard cut. Side effects may include: Suicidal thoughts, depression, fantasizing about self-applied knife implants, and uncontrollable cursing.
cardboard cut by Luminal M8 June 9, 2016
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