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swearing like a cutter

swearing like a cutter is the present participle and gerund of swear like a cutter.

Meaning of swear like a cutter

Verb

swear like a cutter (third-person singular simple present swears like a cutter, present participle swearing like a cutter, simple past swore like a cutter, past participle sworn like a cutter)

  1. (archaic, simile) Synonym of swear like a trooper.
    • Patrick swore like a cutter as Antonia rushed to the minister as if he were about to rescue her from all evil. Mayhap she thought that was so, but the minister was frozen like Lot's wife.2015, Jo Ann Ferguson, A Model Marriage

Questions about swearing like a cutter

What is swearing like a cutter the present participle and gerund of?
Swearing like a cutter is the present participle and gerund of swear like a cutter.

Words near swearing like a cutter in the dictionary

  1. swearing contests
  2. swearing down
  3. swearing in
  4. swearing jar
  5. swearing jars
  6. swearing like a cutter
  7. swearing like a pagan
  8. swearing like a sailor
  9. swearing like a trooper
  10. swearing off
  11. swearing on

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