present participle of cut in

Third-person singular simple present indicative form of cut in

Using colour/color (or hue) as opposed to shades of grey/gray.

(intransitive, idiomatic, dysphemistic) To cohabit as if husband and wife without being married.

Britain standard spelling of in color.

A carriage drawn by four horses controlled by one driver; a coach-and-four. / (chiefly US) A slip knot with one end hanging in front of the other; a simple necktie.

(nonstandard) plural of mother-in-law

(idiomatic) To say or imply that someone has made a statement or remark which they did not precisely or directly make.

(US, colloquial) In any set of circumstances whatsoever.

A female given name from Latin.