Cut out
Cut out verb - To leave a place often for another.
Usage example: after a few minutes of their brainless conversation I was ready to cut out
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- Whenever Busted's Thunderbirds Are Go was played on the Big Toe Radio Show on BBC7 in the UK, the first 2 lines of the second verse were cut out, presumably to remove the word "ass".
Source: Bowdlerise / Music -
In Casino Royale (2006), Le Chiffre's bald mook uses a spearpoint butterfly knife to cut out Bond's tracker and to remove the chair's seat in preparation for the rope torture.
Source: Butterfly Knife -
Rhys is left with no choice but to pull off the arm off so Jack can't kill him with it, and then use a piece of glass to cut out his robotic eye implant and remove Jack from his systems for good.
Source: Life-or-Limb Decision
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