Cut

Verb 1. to eat or to bite into something. Derived from the cartoon "biting" sound effect, and then evolved and perverted into the word "cut." Originated and widely used in the NE Texas area, as well as SW Missouri, GA, and SoCal. Uses: Cut, Cutting, Cutter, Cutted, Cuts. See also: Hut, Hort.

Present tense: "TIME TO CUT!!"
Past tense: "Hey, you want some food?" "No thanks, I already cutted."
Future tense: "Dang, those dudes are about to do some serious cutting!"
Random tense: "Quit hutting, you little cut!"

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Cuts

Noun. 1. Food, food items or articles. See Cut, Hut, Hort, and Food.

You gimme them cuts, you little cut!

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Hort

Verb. 1. to eat or bite into something. See Cut or Hut. Derived from hut and the check at a Mexican food restaurant for the Hortencia plate, which was shortened to "Hort!"

Time to Hort!!!
Quit horting, you little hort!

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