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Cut may refer to:

  • A type of wound, usually a laceration or incision to the skin
  • In film editing, a transition to a new shot
  • Cut (cards), dividing a deck of cards for randomness before dealing
  • Cut (clothing), a garment's style, as opposed to its fabric or trim
  • Cut (music), a certain repetition in African-American popular music
  • Cut (gems), the finishing process applied to a rough gemstone
  • Cut (graph theory), a notion in mathematical graph theory
  • cut (Unix), a command to read only certain parts of lines
  • In logic, the removal of an intermediate and irrelevant proposition; the cut-elimination theorem states that any proof that uses cuts can be remade to not need cuts
  • Cut (logic programming), a way to indicate that further solutions need not be checked
  • Cut (archaeology), a "negative" archaeological context representing the removal of part of the archaeological record at the time of the cut's creation. Examples include ditches and pits dug in antiquity.
  • An excavation, in earthworks (engineering)
  • The shot played immediately after the serve, in Eton Fives

In music:

CUT may stand for:

Cuts may refer to:

  • Cuts, a television series on UPN
  • Cuts, Oise, a commune in France

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