Custrel, kus'-trel, s

a buckler-bearer; a costrel. Cut, kut, v.a. to separate or cleave as with a knife; to make an incision; to sever; to divide; to hew; to mow; to carve; to wound or affect deeply; to inter sect or cro ; to castrate: v.n. to sever, as a knife; to be divided by a knife; to divide by pa ing through; to perform a surgical operation by cutting, especially in lithotomy; to divide a pack of cards. To cut acro , to pa by a shorter course, so as to cut off an angle. To cut as under, to cut in pieces; to sever. To putdown, to fell by severing. To cut off, to separate one part from another; to extirpate; to put to untimely death; to interrupt; to intercept; toend; to finish. To cut out, to remove by cutting or carving; to contrive or pre- Cyanotype, pare to take the precedence of. To cut out a ship, to enter a harbour, and seize and carry off a ship by a sudden attack. To cut short, to stop by interruption; to shorten; to abridge. To cut up, to cut in pieces; to eradicate; to criticise severely; to affect deeply. To cut one's acquaintance, to meet him in the street or elsewhere, and pretend not to see or recognize him. To cut a caper,to frisk about. To cut a dash, to make a show. Cut,kut, a. gashed; divided, . Cut and dry or dried, prepared for use. Cut-gra , spear-gra . Cut, kut, s. the opening, cleft, gash, or wound, made by an edged instrument; a stroke or blow, as with a whip; awound to one's feelings; a channel made by cutting or digging; a piece cut off; a near pa age by which an angle is cut off; a picture cut or carved onwood or metal; the stamp on which a picture is carved, and by which it is impre ed; the impre ion; the act of dividing a pack of cards; shape in which a thing is cut. To draw cuts, to draw lots, as of paper cut for the purpose.