Cut and Spew

Cut

Cut verb - To penetrate with a sharp edge (as a knife).

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

Nearby Words: cutting, cutter, cutout

Spew

Spew verb - To flow out in great quantities or with force.

Cut and spew are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cut" instead a verb "Spew".

Nearby Words: spewed, spewing

Common collocations

bit cut bit spew bit
bullets cut bullets spew bullets

Both words in one sentence

  • Anderson: [later, also referring to leprechauns] I've never actually caught one, but do you think if I cut one open with my knife it'd spew out Lucky Charms?
  • Cut off their heads as they vomit and the stump will continue to spew like a garden hose.
  • Phallic Weapon The (female) psychologist actually gets upset at the excess of phallic imagery and declares him a "Freudian mess who uses his gun to spew all over the audien—" at which point she is cut off by the interviewer hurriedly turning off the microphone.
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