noun
a maneuver in driving where a vehicle changes lanes suddenly in front of another vehicle
verb
to interrupt or break into a conversation or activity
preposition
indicating the point at which one thing is cut or intersects with another
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The speaker was about to make an important point when the audience member decided to cut in with a question.
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I was telling a story to my friends when Sarah cut in with her own version of events.
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I was trying to order at the drive-thru when the car behind me cut in line.
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Just when I thought I had the lead in the race, my competitor managed to cut in and take first place.