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`thing else 2: one that cuts out i cutout adj
`
`cuss o cutout
`318
`lcuss vb (1815): CURSti cuss-er ii
`2 : OBSFINATI CANMNKFRot's
`cuss-ed \'kas-ad\ adj (1840)
`l : CURSFJ)
`cuss-eddy adv
`cuss-ed-ness n (1857): dis osition to willful perversity: onsttNAcv
`cuss-word \‘kas-,\\-prd\ n F1872)
`1 : 5iWEAR\\ORD 2 : a term of abuse
`: a derogatory term
`cus-tard \'kns-tard\ ii [ME, a kind of pie. prob. fr. Prov cratzsrudn pie
`shell
`more at CROUSTADE (1628) : a pudding-like usu. sweetened
`mixture made of eggs and mil
`custard apple n (1657)
`l
`a : any of several chiefly tropical American
`soft-fleshed edible fruits
`h : any of a genus (Alumna of the family
`Annonaceae, the custard-apple family) of trees or shrubs hearing this
`fruit; esp: a small West Indian tree (A. reticulum) 2: PAPAWZ
`cus-to-di-al \.kaS-'t6d-E-:l\ adj (1772) : relating to guardianship; Yplfl‘lf
`: marked by or given to watching and protecting rather than seeking to
`cure (~ care)
`cus-tocdi-an \.kas-'tod-C--an\ it (1781) : one that guards and protects or
`maintains; esp . one entrusted with guarding and keeping properly or
`records or with custody or guardianship of prisoners or inmates -
`cus-
`to-di-an-ship \-.ship\ H
`cus-to-dy \'kos-t9d-e\ n. pl ~dies ME custodic, fr, L custodia guarding.
`fr ctirlad-, custas guardian] (15c :
`immediate charge and control (as
`over a ward or a suspect) exercised by a person or an authority : SAt t:-
`KEEPING
`'cus-tum \'kas»tam\ n [ME curtume. fr. OF, fr. L cotiiuctttdiIt-. cott-
`;uetndo, frc cmtructus, pp. of mnxucscere to accustom. fr. com- + rites-
`cere to accustom; akin to saw one‘s own — more at st ICIDE] (13c)
`1
`a : a usage or
`ractice common to many or to a particular place or
`class or habitua with an individual
`b :
`long-established practice con«
`sidercd as unwritten law c : repeated practice d z
`the whole body of
`usages, practices. or conventions that
`regulate social
`life
`2 pl
`a
`: duties, tolls. or imposts imposed by the sovereign law of a country on
`imports or exports
`b usu ring in witt't'r:
`the agency, establishment, or
`procedure for collecting sucli customs
`3
`a : business patronage
`b
`: usu,habitual patrons: CLs‘toMFRs
`syn see ttAtitt
`zcustom ad' (1830)
`1 : made or performed accordittg to personal order
`2: specia iztng in custom work or operation (:1 ~ tailor)
`custom-ary \'kas-ta-.mer-c\ adj (1600)
`l : based on or established by
`custom 2 : commonly practiced, used, or observed syn see usu.-xi —
`cus.tom-ari.ly \.k:s»ta~'mer-a-lé\ adv
`- cus-tom-ari-ness \'kas-ta-.mer-
`e-n9s\ n
`custom—built \.k:s-t:im-'bilt\ ad] (1925) : built to individual specifica-
`tions
`cus-tom-er \'kas-ta-mor\ n [ME curtimicr, fr. r‘u’uunie] (15c)
`1
`: one
`that purchases a commodity or service
`2 : an individual usu. having
`some specified distinctive trait (a real tough ~>
`cus-tom-housc \'kos-tam-.hat‘is\ alvo cus-tomshuuse \-tamz-\ ii (15c) : a
`building where customs and duties are paid or collected and where
`vessels are entered and cleared
`cus-tom-ize \‘kas-ta-.miz\ vi -ized; -iz-ing (I926) :
`to build, fit, or alter
`according to individual 5 ecifications i cus-tom-iz-er n
`cus-tom—made \,kas-tam-' m)ad\ adj (1855): made to individual specifi-
`cations
`cus-tom-tai-lor \-'ta-lar\ vi (1895) :
`to alter, plan, or build according to
`individual specifications or needs
`'cut \'kat\ vb cut; cut-ting [ME cutten] vt (13c)
`1 a: to penetrate with
`or as if with an edged instrument
`b c
`to hurt the feelings of
`c :
`to
`strike sharply with a cutting effect
`(1 :
`to strike (a ball) with a glanc—
`ing blow that imparts a reverse spin
`e :
`to experience the growth of (a
`tooth) through the gum 2
`a : TRIM. FARE (~ one‘s nails)
`b :
`to
`shorten by omissions
`c : DISSOLVE, DIlUlE.ADl.‘1.ll-.RA1E d: to reduce
`in amount (~ costs)
`3
`a : Mow. REAP h
`(l) i
`to divide into parts
`with an edged tool (~ bread)
`(2): FELL. NEW C
`(l) :
`to separate or
`discharge from an organization : DHACH (2) :
`to single out and iso-
`late (~ a calf out
`from the herd)
`d 2
`to change the direction of
`sharply e :
`to go or pass around or about
`4 a: to divide into scg-
`menis
`b :
`INIERSECT, caoss c : BREAK.
`lNTERRL'PT <~ our supply
`lines) d (l) :
`to divide (a deck of cards) into two portions
`(2) :
`to
`draw (a card) from the deck
`e :
`to divide into shares : SPLIT 5
`a
`: STOP. CEASE (~ the nonsense) b: to refuse to recognize (an acquain-
`tance) : osrkAthE c :
`to absent oneself from (as a class)
`it :
`to stop
`(a motor) by opening a switch
`2 z
`to stop the filming of (a motion:
`picture scene)
`6
`a :
`to make by or as if by cutting: as
`(1) : CARvE
`4) :
`to shear or hollow out
`b :
`to record sounds (as speech or music)
`é~ stone)
`(2) z
`to shape by grinding (~ :1 diamond)
`(3): ENGRAvt:
`on (a phonograph record) c: to type on a stencil
`7
`a :
`to engage in
`(a frolicsomc or mischievous action) (on summer nights strange capers
`are ~ under the thin guise of a Christian festival — D. C. Peattie) (in
`his sixty-seventh year with a heart that ~ didoes —H. R, Warlcl)
`b
`:
`to give the appearance or impression of (~ :1 fine figure)
`8 :
`to be
`able to manage or handle a situation — usu. used in negative construc-
`tions (can‘t ~ that kind of work anymore) ~ vi
`1 a: to function as
`or as if as an edged tool
`b :
`to undergo incision or severance (cheese
`~s easily)
`c :
`to perform the operation of dividing, severing, incising,
`or intersecting
`d :
`to make a stroke with a whip, sword, or other
`weapon
`e :
`to wound feelings or sensibilities
`f :
`to cause constric-
`tion or chafing g: to be of effect, influence. or significance (an analy-
`sis that ~s deep) 2 a
`(l): to divide a pack of cards esp. in order to
`decide the deal or settle a bet
`(2) :
`to draw a card from the pack b
`:
`to divide spoils : SPLIT 3
`a z
`to proceed obli uely from a straight
`course (~ across the yard)
`I!
`:
`to move swi lly (a yacht cutting
`through the water) c: to describe an oblique or diagonal line
`(1:
`to
`change sharply in direction : SWERVE e: to make an abrupt transition
`from one sound or image to another in motion pictures. radio, or telcvi-
`perform some action in t
`e quickest. easiest, or cheapest way — cut ice
`sum 4 :
`to stop photographing motion pictures — cut corners :
`to
`:
`to be of importance —— usu. Used in negative constructions
`7 cut it
`:
`to cut the mustard
`cut the mustard :
`to achieve the standard of
`performance necessary for success
`a : a length of
`1cut
`it (14c)
`1 : something that is cut or cut off: as
`cloth varying from 40 to 100 yards
`b :
`the yield of products cut esp.
`during one harvest c: a segment or section of a meat carcass or a part
`of one
`it
`: a group of animals selected from a herd
`e : sttARF. (took
`
`2 : a product of cutting: as a: a creek, channel,
`his ~ of the profits)
`or inlet made by excavation or worn by natural action
`b
`(l) : an
`opening made with an edged instrument
`(2) 2 a wound made by
`something sharp : GASH c: a surface or outline left by cutting d: a
`passage cut as a roadway e: a grade or step esp. in a social scale (a ~
`above the ordinary)
`f : a subset of a set such that when it is sub-
`tracted from the set
`the remainder is not connected
`g : a pictorial
`illustration h: 'BAND7 3: the act or an instance of cutting: as a: a
`gesture or expression that hurts the feelings (made an unkind ~> b
`2 a straight passage or course c: a stroke or blow with the edge of a
`knife or other edged tool d: a lush with or as if with a whip e: the
`act of reducing or removing a part (8 ~ in pay)
`f: an act or turn of
`cutting cards; alto: the result of cutting 4: a voluntary absence from
`a class
`5
`a : a stroke that cuts a ball; alto: the spin im arted by
`such a stroke
`b : a swing by a batter at a pitched baseball
`e t an
`exchange of captures in checkers
`6 : ati abrupt transition from one
`sound or image to another in motion pictures, radio. or television 7
`a
`:
`the shape and style in which a thing is cut, formed, or made {clothes
`of the latest ~> b : PATTERN. T‘i‘PE c : HAIREL‘I’
`cut of one’s jib
`: Af’l'FARi’tNEE,STYLE
`cutaabil-i-ty \.kot-a-'btl-:at-e\ It (1965) :
`the proportion of lean salable
`meat yielded by a carcass
`cut-and-dried \.kat-’n-'drid\ also cut-and—dry \-'dri\ adj (1710): being
`or done according to a plan. set procedure. or formula: ROL' I [NE
`cut-and—try \-’n- tri\ udj (1903) : marked by experimental procedure
`: EMPIRICAL
`cu-ta-nc-ous \kyt't-‘ta-nc-as\ adj [NL cutuiiaiis. fr. L cutis skin - more at
`ittDE](lS7B): of, relating to. or affecting the skin 7 cu-tanne-nus-ly adv
`'cut-away \‘kat-a-.\va\ adj(184l): having or showing parts cut away
`zcutaway n (1849)
`l : a coat with skirts tapering from the front waist-
`line to form tails at the back
`2
`a t a cutaway picture or representa-
`tion
`b : a shot that interrupts the main action of a film or television
`program to take up a related subject or to depict action supposed to he
`going on at the same time as the main action 3: a back dive in which
`the head is lowered toward the board after the takeoff
`cut-back \'kot-.bak\ It (1897)
`l : something cut back 2: REDUCTIt"-
`1::-
`cut back \.kat—'bak\ "(1871): to shorten by cutting: PRUNE ~ vi:
`interrupt lhe sequence of a plot (as of a movie) by introducing U\Cll|5
`prior to those last presented
`cutch \‘kaeh\ ll [modif of Malay kuchu] (1617): LAtEcttU a
`cut down vi (1821)
`l
`a :
`to remodel by removing extras or unwanted
`furnishings and fittings
`1)
`:
`to remake in a smaller 5176
`2
`a :
`to
`strike down and kill or incapacitate b : KNOCK DOWN ~ vi:
`to reduce
`or curtail volume or activity (cut down on his smoking) 7 cut down to
`size :
`to reduce from an inflated or exaggerated importance to true or
`suitable stature
`cute \‘ky‘tit\ adj cut-er; cut-est [short for acute] (1731)
`1 : ctrvi-R.
`SHREWD 2 : attractive or pretty esp.
`in a dainty or delicate way
`3
`: obviously strainin for effect 7 cute-1y adv i cute-ness ll
`cute-sy \'kyiit-se\ a j cute-si-er; -est
`[cute + -sy (as in folk.ty)] (1014)
`: self-consciousl cute: MANNHRED
`cut glass it (1800 : glass ornamented with patterns cut into its surface
`by an abrasive wheel and olished
`cut-grass \‘kat-,gras\ n (l 40): a grass (esp. genus Lccm‘a) with minute
`hooked bristles along the edges of the leaf blade
`cu-ti‘cle \‘kyiit-i-ksl\ ti [L cttlicula, dim. of culls skin — more at ltlDl-L]
`(1615)
`l : SKIN, PFlllCl F as a: an external investment secreted usu.
`by c idermal cells
`b :
`the outermost layer of animal intcgument (as in
`man when com osed of epidermis c: a thin continuous fatty film on
`the external sur ace of many higher plants
`2 : dead or horny epider-
`mis
`- cu-ticcu-lar \kyu-'tik-y:a-l::r\ adj
`cubic or cut-cy \'kyiit—é\ n, pl cuties or cuteys [cute + -ie] (1768) : an
`attractive person; c
`: a
`rctty girl
`cu-tin \'kyiit-"n\ n [ SV.
`r. L emit] (ca. 1863) 2 an insoluble mixture
`containing waxes. fatty acids, soaps, and resinous material that forms a
`continuous layer on the outer epidermal wall of a plant
`cut-in \‘kat-.in\ ii (1883): something cut in —
`cut—in adj
`cut in \.k:l-'in\ vi' (1612)
`l :
`to thrust oneself into a position between
`others or belonging to another 2: to join in something suddenly lift“
`in on the conversation) 3: to interrupt a dancing couple and take one
`as one‘s partner 4 i
`to become automatically connected or started In
`operation ~ vi 1: to mix with cutting motions (after sifting the flour
`into a mixing bowl, cut the lard in)
`2 :
`to introduce into a numbcl‘i
`group, or sequence
`3 :
`to connect into an electrical circuit to a me-
`chanical apparatus so as to permit 0 eration
`4 :
`to include €51?
`among those bcncft mg or favored (cut t cm in on the profits)
`cu-tin-ized \'kyiit-"n-,izd\ adj (1901) :
`infiltrated with cutin (~ epider-
`mal cells)
`cudis \'kyi.it-as\ ii, pf cu-tes \'kyti-,téz\ or cu-tis-es [L] (1603): nrttMls
`cut-lass also cut~las \'k:ii-las\ n [MF couielas. riu . of route! knife, in L
`cultelIuS, dim, of eulrer knife. plowshare] (1594
`l : a short curitng
`sword formerly used by sailors on warshi
`s 2: MACHETE
`cut-ler \'kal-lar\ n [ME, fr. MF cautclier.
`LL crtltcflurius, fr L cuftl'l'
`1115 (15:): one who makes, deals in. or repairs cutlery
`cut- ery \'kat-la-ré\ It (15c)
`1 :
`the business of a Cutler
`2 : edged 0‘
`cutting tools; speci
`: implements for cutting and eating food
`cut-let \‘kal-lat\ II F cdtelettc. fr. OF cortelettc. dim. of caste rib, side, [1'-
`L (“0510 - more at COAST] (ca. 1706)
`l : a small slice of meat for broil-
`ing or fr 'ing (a veal ~) 2: a flat croquette of chopped meat or fish
`cut-line \ kat-,Iin\ I1 (1943): CAPTION, LEGEND
`cut-off \'kat-.of\ n (1741)
`l :
`the act or action of cutting off 2 a: ll!2
`new and relatively short channel formed when a stream cuts through
`the neck of an oxbow b : SHORTCLT l
`c : a channel made 1"
`straighten a stream 3: a device for cutting off 4 a: something Cl”
`off
`1) pl : shorts orig. made from jeans with the legs cut off at 111‘
`knees or higher 5: the point, date. or period for a cutoff — cutoff ad]
`cut off \.k9i-'ol\ vi (MC)
`1 :
`to bring to an untimely end 2: to stop
`the passage of
`3 : stttr OFF. BAR 4 : DISCONTINLE.TERMINA1F
`: SEPARATE. ISULAI'E 6 : otstmtmtn 7
`n :
`to stop the operation Ol
`: TURN 011‘ b: to stop or interrupt while in communication (the opef‘
`alor cut me off) ~ vi:
`to cease operating
`cut-out \‘kat-.aiit\ n (1851)
`l : something out out or off from sum"
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