| Text | Length |
| Cut, as an athlete | 18 |
| Cut, as a trail | 15 |
| Cut, as a surgeon | 17 |
| Cut, as a sentence | 18 |
| Cut, as a picture | 17 |
| Cut, as a photo | 15 |
| Cut, as a log | 13 |
| Cut, as a line | 14 |
| Cut, as a lawn | 14 |
| Cut, as a film | 14 |
| Cut, as a class | 15 |
| Cut, as a branch | 16 |
| Cut, as a boil | 14 |
| Cut's partner | 17 |
| Cut's counterpart | 21 |
| Cut's companion | 19 |
| Cut's colleague? | 20 |
| Cut ____: be showy | 18 |
| Cut ___: be showy | 17 |
| Cut ___ (transact) | 18 |
| Cut ___ (jitterbug) | 19 |
| Cut ___ (get down, in a way) | 28 |
| Cut ___ (get down) | 18 |
| Cut ___ (dance) | 15 |
| Cut ___ (bisect) | 16 |
| Cut ___ (be stunning) | 21 |
| Cut ___ (be conspicuous) | 24 |
| Cut ___ | 7 |
| Cut __: solve quickly | 21 |
| Cut __: render ineffective | 26 |
| Cut __: learn early about | 25 |
| Cut __: humble | 14 |
| Cut __ (deplete) | 16 |
| Cut __ (dance) | 14 |
| Cut words | 9 |
| Cut wool | 8 |
| Cut wood with the grain | 23 |
| Cut wood | 8 |
| Cut with the tenderloin removed | 31 |
| Cut with the grain | 18 |
| Cut with sweeping strokes | 25 |
| Cut with small strokes | 22 |
| Cut with small blades | 21 |
| Cut with shears | 15 |
| Cut with scissors | 17 |
| Cut with quick strokes | 22 |
| Cut with more than one layer | 28 |
| Cut with light | 14 |
| Cut with an ax | 14 |
| Cut with acid | 13 |
| Cut with a Toro | 15 |
| Cut with a sweeping motion | 26 |
| Cut with a surgical beam | 24 |
| Cut with a Snapper, say | 23 |
| Cut with a sickle | 17 |
| Cut with a scythe | 17 |
| Cut with a scalpel | 18 |
| Cut with a saw | 14 |
| Cut with a ray | 14 |
| Cut with a pink slip | 20 |
| Cut with a pick | 15 |
| Cut with a light beam | 21 |
| Cut with a knife. old-style | 27 |
| Cut with a knife, old-style | 27 |
| Cut with a knife | 16 |
| Cut with a crosscut | 19 |
| Cut with a certain carpentry gadget | 35 |
| Cut with a blow | 15 |
| Cut with a blade | 16 |
| Cut while shaving | 17 |
| Cut wedding costs | 17 |
| Cut violently | 13 |
| Cut up, with "around" | 31 |
| Cut up, as onions | 17 |
| Cut up, as cheese, perhaps | 26 |
| Cut up, as a frog | 17 |
| Cut up finely | 13 |
| Cut up (with "around") | 32 |
| Cut up | 6 |
| Cut unevenly | 12 |
| Cut unceremoniously | 19 |
| Cut treatment | 13 |
| Cut to the ___ | 14 |
| Cut to the quick | 16 |
| Cut to the chase, say | 21 |
| Cut to the bone | 15 |
| Cut to size, in a way | 21 |
| Cut to shape | 12 |
| Cut to pieces | 13 |
| Cut to fit, say | 15 |
| Cut to fit | 10 |
| Cut to board size | 17 |
| Cut to bits | 11 |
| Cut to a roving reporter | 24 |
| Cut to -- (stop hedging) | 24 |
| Cut time, in music | 18 |
| Cut timber | 10 |
| Cut through the flesh to remove the heart of | 44 |
| Cut through Panama | 18 |
| Cut through | 11 |
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