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cut above |
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a cut above someone/something better than other people or things. The songs on his new album are definitely a cut above the ones on his last CD. |
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No; he had only received a cut above the temple, and perhaps a few bruises from the fall, or the hoofs of his own pony: that could not kill him if he lay there half the day; and, if he could not help himself, surely some one would be coming by: it would be impossible that a whole day should pass and no one traverse the road but ourselves. He had got, in some way or other, a cut above his left eyebrow -- a cut to the bone. |
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