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Meanings of few cuts in English

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Usage of few cuts in English
1
Just think, two thousand francs for a few cuts of a saw!
The Champdoce Mystery
2
EBONY: We've heard a few cuts off of Trouble Man already.
Ebony
3
I practiced a few cuts with my blade and could almost manage them.
The Great Book of Amber
4
After giving Buck a few cuts with the switch, Rolf retired, as before.
Rolf in the Woods
5
A few cuts and sprains and hard luck-andyou all quit!
The Redheaded Outfield, and Other Baseball Stories
6
However, superficially anyway, it looked like Thomas sustained only a few cuts and bruises.
The South African
7
The staff will do a few cuts for you for 25 cents a pop.
Climbing Magazine
8
I've got a few cuts and bruises but I'm okay.
Reuters
9
A few cuts on her face were beginning to swell.
Sister of the dead
10
A few cuts with the bowie settled the knots which bound him foot and hand.
Robur the Conqueror
11
By way of illustrating the new system of dumb-bell exercises, I subjoin a few cuts.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 10, No. 58, August, 1862 / A Magazi...
12
He hadn't hurt himself, except for a few cuts.
Beautiful Joe: An Autobiography
13
Thick sausage-like fingers lay preternaturally curled in his lap, sporting a few cuts and gobies.
Climbing Magazine
14
Ms Peacock was discharged the next day with a few cuts and bruises and knee fractures.
News.com.au
15
He escaped with a few cuts and bruises; but Victoria's alarm was extreme, though she concealed it.
Queen Victoria
16
It would take a lot more than a few cuts and grazes to put Luke out of action!'
The power of the legendary greek
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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