Cut and Juice

Cut

Cut noun - A piece that has been separated from the whole by cutting.

Juice and cut are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Juice" instead a noun "Cut".

Nearby Words: cutting, cutter, cutout

Juice

Juice noun - Active strength of body or mind.

Cut and juice are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cut" instead a noun "Juice".

Nearby Words: juiced, juicy, juicer, juicing

How words are described

female female cut female juice
original original cut original juice
actual actual cut actual juice
little little cut little juice
Other adjectives: bad.

Both words in one sentence

  • Overdrawn at the Blood Bank In The Jerk, at one point Steve Martin's character has been giving blood for juice and popcorn so often that he cut himself shaving and nothing but air came out.
  • High-Pressure Blood How NOT to Write a Novel recommends not claiming, even if it is more accurate, that blood leaps out of a cut throat "exactly the way juice squirts out of a juice box when a toddler falls on it".
  • More importantly grog was often also cut with lime juice, originally to improve the taste but later found to help fight off scurvy.
    Source: Watering Down
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