| Cut, as by a carpenter | 22 |
| Cut ___ (get down, in a way) | 28 |
| Cut ___ (be conspicuous) | 24 |
| Cut __: render ineffective | 26 |
| Cut __: learn early about | 25 |
| Cut wood with the grain | 23 |
| Cut with sweeping strokes | 25 |
| Cut with small strokes | 22 |
| Cut with quick strokes | 22 |
| Cut with more than one layer | 28 |
| Cut with a sweeping motion | 26 |
| Cut with a surgical beam | 24 |
| Cut with a Snapper, say | 23 |
| Cut with a knife. old-style | 27 |
| Cut with a knife, old-style | 27 |
| Cut up, as cheese, perhaps | 26 |
| Cut to a roving reporter | 24 |
| Cut to -- (stop hedging) | 24 |
| Cut the outer layer off | 23 |
| Cut the outer layer of | 22 |
| Cut that misses the bone | 24 |
| Cut some canines, e.g. | 22 |
| Cut short, at Canaveral | 23 |
| Cut short, as an attempt | 24 |
| Cut short, as a takeoff | 23 |
| Cut short, as a flight | 22 |
| Cut short, as a branch | 22 |
| Cut short in performing | 23 |
| Cut short aircraft flight | 25 |
| Cut short a space trip | 22 |
| Cut sharply, as prices | 22 |
| Cut sharp notches into | 22 |
| Cut Samson's hair, e.g. | 27 |
| Cut prices to the bone | 22 |
| Cut prices drastically | 22 |
| Cut out the boring scenes | 25 |
| Cut out of one's will | 25 |
| Cut or scrape, in totspeak | 26 |
| Cut or scrape medicine | 22 |
| Cut or mowed, in a way | 22 |
| Cut one's losses, maybe | 27 |
| Cut one's incisors | 22 |
| Cut one's choppers | 22 |
| Cut on an egotist's CD? | 27 |
| Cut off one's ___ . . . | 27 |
| Cut off one's ears? | 23 |
| Cut off from the mainland | 25 |
| Cut off from everyone else | 26 |
| Cut off during pursuit | 22 |
| Cut of tenderized beef | 22 |
| Cut like men's clothes | 26 |
| Cut like a letter opener | 24 |
| Cut into two equal parts | 24 |
| Cut into smaller pieces | 23 |
| Cut into metal artistically | 27 |
| Cut into bite-size pieces | 25 |
| Cut into a steep slope | 22 |
| Cut in two equal parts | 22 |
| Cut in front of the rump | 24 |
| Cut hair with scissors | 22 |
| Cut from the short loin | 23 |
| Cut from the same cloth | 23 |
| Cut from around the diaphragm | 29 |
| Cut from a hog's leg | 24 |
| Cut even shorter, as a tree | 27 |
| Cut drastically, as prices | 26 |
| Cut down with a scimitar | 24 |
| Cut down to size, maybe | 23 |
| Cut down on noise, maybe | 24 |
| Cut down a bloated budget | 25 |
| Cut calories completely | 23 |
| Cut by teeth, in a way | 22 |
| Cut blubber from a whale | 24 |
| Cut back underbrush again | 25 |
| Cut back on the power? | 22 |
| Cut back on expenses, e.g. | 26 |
| Cut back in the garden | 22 |
| Cut back a trio of something? | 29 |
| Cut away the center of | 22 |
| Cut at a 45-degree angle | 24 |
| Cut apart, in science class | 27 |
| Cut and splice further | 22 |
| Cut again, as a turkey | 22 |
| Cut a second time, as a green | 29 |
| Cut a jagged border on | 22 |
| Cut (off), as branches | 22 |
| Cut (off), as a branch | 22 |
| Cut (down), as expenses | 23 |
| Custor's last major | 23 |
| Customs request, perhaps | 24 |
| Customs officer's concern | 29 |
| Customs of dessert chefs? | 25 |
| Customs of an old flame? | 24 |
| Customs may precede it | 22 |
| Customs inspectors at docks | 27 |
| Customs exemption for an auto | 29 |
| Customs agents in Beijing? | 26 |
| Customs agent's prop | 24 |
| Customizes in a flashy manner | 29 |
| Customized work schedules | 25 |