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cut at (someone or an animal) to thrust a knife or something similar at someone or an animal. The hoodlum cut at me, but I dodged the blade. He cut at the dog, but it had no effect on the vicious animal. See also: cut cut at something and cut away at to cut on something to slice something. He cut at the chair leg carefully, trying not to remove too much. Dad cut away at the turkey and asked us what part we wanted. See also: cut How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Sometimes, the cutting is not too accurate when too many layers of fabric are cut at once. The table, is the flat edge cut at the top of a diamond. Rated cutting capacity is the speed at which an operator achieves a smooth, steady cut at 10 ipm or 254 mm/min-using a hand-held torch. |
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