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cut something into something 
1. and cut something in to mix something, usually a soft baking ingredient, into something else. (See also fold something into something.) Carefully cut the butter into the flour mixture. Now, cut in some more butter.
2. to slice or chop something into very small pieces, bits, etc. We cut the meat into one-inch cubes for the stew.
See also: cut


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These dolls were nearly all the same height, but were cut into various shapes, some being fat and some lean.
 
 
 
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