Cut to

in filming, to zoom in/out; pan to

We cut to a large, hairy object.

Cut to by Aaron W. December 11, 2002

cut to the dog's dick 

Get down to the nitty gritty

Let's cut to the dog's dick, are you going out with me or not?

cut to the dog's dick by Texican1911 January 11, 2017

cut to the chase 

get to the point, get to the important stuff

Cut to the chase already. I have little time.

cut to the chase by Light Joker February 11, 2007

Cut to the boobs 

A derivation from the expression "that's what she said" but used as a reference to porn movies that typically depict normal conversation followed by abrupt sex after some type of sly or cheesy comment.

May be abbreviated CTB on the internet (in forums, blogs, etc.)

Rick: This amusement park has been great.
Jane: Yeah! I've had so much on all the rides...and with you.
Bystander: Just cut to the boobs.
*abrupt sex scene in random bedroom*

Terry: You're really good at math.
Emily: That's not the only thing I'm good at.
Bystander: Seriously, just cut to the boobs.
*abrupt sex scene*

Cut to the boobs by suave45 May 17, 2011

cut to the chase 

To get to the point. Used by action films, meaning to shift to the scene where guys are being chased.

"Blah, Blah, blah.."
"Cut to the chase."
"What? You think you're in a Hollywood movie?"

cut to the chase by Ping83 October 10, 2005

cut to the chase 

1. to get to the point without wasting time

2. to say what is important without delay

"We don't need to hear everything, just cut to the chase."

cut to the chase by violetsparker February 17, 2020

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.

cut to the quick by Walking Colloquialism April 1, 2004