Pronunciation: /kʌt ɪt aʊt/
noun a word used to identify any of a class of people, places, or things
A1 My mom always tells my little brother to cut it out when he's being too loud.
A2 The teacher had to tell the students to cut it out when they wouldn't stop talking during the lesson.
B1 The boss warned the employees to cut it out with the office gossip.
B2 The referee had to intervene and tell the players to cut it out when the game became too aggressive.
C1 The politician's opponent tried to use his past mistakes against him, but he just told them to cut it out and focus on the real issues.
C2 The CEO had to address the toxic behavior in the workplace and make it clear that any further incidents would not be tolerated, stating 'cut it out' as the new policy.
verb a word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence
A1 Hey, cut it out!
A2 Can you cut it out with the noise?
B1 I wish my brother would cut it out with his bad jokes.
B2 The teacher told the students to cut it out and focus on their work.
C1 The manager had to tell the employees to cut it out with the gossiping.
C2 The coach warned the players to cut it out or they would be benched.
pronoun a word that can function by itself as a noun phrase and that refers either to the participants in the discourse
A1 Cut it out! You're making too much noise.
A2 Cut it out with the jokes, we need to focus.
B1 Cut it out with the negative attitude and try to be more positive.
B2 Cut it out with the excuses and take responsibility for your actions.
C1 I wish you would cut it out with the constant complaining and find a solution instead.
C2 If you don't cut it out with the disrespectful behavior, there will be consequences.
preposition a word governing, and usually preceding, a noun or pronoun and expressing a relation to another word or element
A1 Cut it out! You're hurting my feelings.
A2 Cut it out with the jokes, they're not funny anymore.
B1 Cut it out with the excuses and take responsibility for your actions.
B2 Cut it out with the negativity and focus on the positive aspects of life.
C1 Cut it out with the criticism and try to be more supportive instead.
C2 Cut it out with the drama and let's just enjoy the evening together.
interjection an exclamation or remark, typically abrupt or impassioned
A1 Cut it out! That's not nice.
A2 Cut it out with the jokes, I'm trying to concentrate.
B1 Cut it out, I've had enough of your excuses.
B2 Cut it out with the criticism, it's not helpful.
C1 Cut it out with the negativity, it's bringing everyone down.
C2 Cut it out with the constant interruptions, I need to focus.
formal Please refrain from making that unnecessary noise, cut it out.
informal Hey, stop bothering me, cut it out.
slang Dude, quit being so annoying, cut it out.
figurative Your constant complaining is like a broken record, cut it out.
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