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cutting slingload

cutting slingload is the present participle and gerund of cut slingload.

Meaning of cut slingload

Verb

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

  1. (literal) To release a slingload by severing the sling.
  2. (figuratively) To sever ties with someone, usually when it is no longer practical or beneficial to continue supporting them.
    • They are about to cut slingload on Fauci because of the mishandling of the COVID pandemic. He's done.

Questions about cutting slingload

What is cutting slingload the present participle and gerund of?
Cutting slingload is the present participle and gerund of cut slingload.

Words near cutting slingload in the dictionary

  1. cutting red tape
  2. cutting room
  3. cutting rooms
  4. cutting round
  5. cutting short
  6. cutting slingload
  7. cutting some shapes
  8. cutting someone cold
  9. cutting someone dead
  10. cutting someone loose
  11. cutting someone off at the knees

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