Cut and Limb

Cut

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

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

Nearby Words: cutting, cutter, cutout

Limb noun - A major outgrowth from the main stem of a woody plant.

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Cut and limb are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cut" instead a noun "Limb".

Nearby Words: limber, limbless, limbed, limbing

old	old cut	old limb
good	good cut	good limb
full	full cut	full limb
perfect	perfect cut	perfect limb
Other adjectives: complete, standard, original, single, actual, important, new, last, different.

A severed arm can take months to regrow (a few weeks if it's a clean cut and the limb can be sutured back into place).

Source: Tabletop Game / Iron Kingdoms
When she asks a wizard to cut the infected limb off, he explains the disease is already all over her body.

Source: Life-or-Limb Decision
He also dismisses the usefulness of a tourniquet, claiming you'd have to have the limb removed, and if you can find a doctor in that part of Indonesia you'd be willing to have cut off your limb, well, good luck.

Source: Suck Out the Poison

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