To cut in
| to interrupt; to join in anything suddenly. |
See also: Cut
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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Beacon was able to cut in the 12 new Flavor Adventure products across 120 stores in a three-week span, finishing several days before the ad dropped.
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- To cry down
- To cry halves
- To cry on
- To cry out
- To cry out against
- To cry out on
- To cry to
- To cry you mercy
- To cudgel one's brains
- To curry favel
- To curry favor
- To curse by bell
- To curse by bell, book and candle
- To curse by bell, book, and candle
- To cut a caper
- To cut a curlycue
- To cut a dash
- To cut a dido
- To cut a feather
- To cut a figure
- To cut across
- To cut and run
- To cut both ways
- To cut corners
- To cut down
- To cut in
- To cut lots
- To cut off
- To cut one's eyeteeth
- To cut one's stick
- To cut the cards
- To cut the knot
- To cut up
- To cut up shines
- To dam out
- To dance attendance
- To dance on a rope
- To dance the hay
- To dangle about
- To dare larks
- to date
- To deal by
- To deal in
- To deal in futures
- To deal with
- To declare off
- To declare one's self
- To deny one's self
- To depart with
- To depress the pole
- To develop a curved surface on a plane
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- To cry to
- to cry wolf
- To cry you mercy
- To cudgel one's brains
- To cudgel one's brains
- To curry favel
- To curry favor
- To curry favor
- To curse by bell
- To curse by bell, book and candle
- To curse by bell, book, and candle
- To cut a caper
- To cut a curlycue
- To cut a dash
- To cut a dido
- To cut a feather
- To cut a figure
- To Cut a Long Story Short
- To Cut a Long Story Short
- To Cut a Long Story Short
- To Cut a Long Story Short
- To Cut A Long Story Short, I Lost My Mind
- to cut a swath
- To cut across
- To cut and run
- To cut and run
- To cut both ways
- To cut corners
- To cut corners
- To cut down
- To cut in
- To cut lots
- to cut no ice
- To cut off
- to cut off at the pass
- to cut off one's nose to spite one's face
- To cut one's eyeteeth
- To cut one's stick
- to cut one's teeth on
- to cut someone some slack
- to cut teeth
- To cut the cards
- to cut the Gordian knot
- to cut the ground from under
- To cut the knot
- to cut the mustard
- to cut the red tape
- to cut through red tape
- to cut through the red tape
- To cut up
- To cut up shines
- To dam out
- to damn with faint praise
- To dance attendance
- to dance attendance on
- To dance on a rope
- To dance the hay
- To dangle about
- To dare larks
- to date
- to date
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