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cut along

cut along verb: to depart for another place; make a move; set off.

Verb

cut along (third-person singular simple present cuts along, present participle cutting along, simple past and past participle cut along)

  1. To depart for another place; make a move; set off.
    • "Well, if it's beer you're after," said Archy, "It's time we cut along and milked the old 'Cow.'"1931, Forum and Century, volume 86, page 178

Forms of cut along

third-person singular presentcuts along
present participlecutting along
past participlecut along
pastcut along

Questions about cut along

What does cut along mean?
Cut along means to depart for another place; make a move; set off.
What part of speech is cut along?
Cut along is a verb.
What is the past tense of cut along?
The past tense of cut along is cut along.

Words near cut along in the dictionary

  1. cut a wide swath
  2. cut a wide swathe
  3. cut about
  4. cut above
  5. cut across
  6. cut along
  7. cut and carve
  8. cut and carved
  9. cut and choose
  10. cut and come again
  11. cut and cover

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