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cut one's stick

cut one's stick verb: to depart.

Verb

cut one's stick (third-person singular simple present cuts one's stick, present participle cutting one's stick, simple past and past participle cut one's stick)

  1. (colloquial, intransitive) To depart.

Forms of cut one's stick

third-person singular presentcuts one's stick
present participlecutting one's stick
past participlecut one's stick
pastcut one's stick

Questions about cut one's stick

What does cut one's stick mean?
Cut one's stick means to depart.
What part of speech is cut one's stick?
Cut one's stick is a verb.
What is the past tense of cut one's stick?
The past tense of cut one's stick is cut one's stick.

Words near cut one's stick in the dictionary

  1. cut one's coat according to one's cloth
  2. cut one's eyeteeth
  3. cut one's losses
  4. cut one's lucky
  5. cut one's own throat
  6. cut one's stick
  7. cut one's teeth
  8. cut oneself
  9. cut out
  10. cut out of the same cloth
  11. cut out the middleman

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