Cutters is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CUTTERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CUTTER, a powerful motor-launch (as used by coastguard and navy)
• a person or thing that cuts something.
• a tool for cutting something, especially one intended for cutting a particular thing or for producing a particular shape
• a person who cuts or edits film
• a person in a tailoring establishment who takes measurements and cuts the cloth
• a person who deliberately cuts into their own flesh, as a symptom of psychological or emotional distress
• a person who reduces or cuts down on something, especially expenditure
• a light, fast coastal patrol boat
• a small fore-and-aft rigged sailing boat with one mast, more than one headsail, and a running bowsprit, used as a fast auxiliary.
• a yacht with one mainsail and two foresails.
• a ball that deviates sharply on pitching.
• a light horse-drawn sleigh
• a pig heavier than a porker but lighter than a baconer.
• a ship's boat used for carrying light stores or passengers.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that cuts

Words related to CUTTERS

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Words that contain CUTTERS

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How to use CUTTERS in a sentence

• I was stationed at a police station not far from where an ice harvest was ready for the cutters.
• As long as the weather continued temperate the mill set the pace for the cutters.
• Probably a raid by wire cutters, or possibly an actual trench raid.
• They came mostly in cutters from Melbourne, looking for work or looking for runs.
• Best of all they secured three pairs of wire cutters, one from a Russian prisoner, and a second from a Russian attendant.
• Besides his regular equipment he should have a good pair of field glasses, a compass, a watch, wire cutters, pencils, a message book, and a map of the country.
• They all used revolving scythes, revolving cutters, or shears instead.
• The Cutters had major as well as minor subjects for dispute.
• The Cutters seemed to find their relations to each other interesting and stimulating, and certainly the rest of us found them so.
• Cutter’s first name was Wycliffe, and he liked to talk about his pious bringing-up.
• The third night I spent at the Cutters’, I awoke suddenly with the impression that I had heard a door open and shut.
• XV LATE in August the Cutters went to Omaha for a few days, leaving Antonia in charge of the house.
• The logwood cutters were, therefore, men of muscle, fond of violent work.
• The woodlands were immediately invaded by armies of timber and fuel cutters.
• With a favoring breeze cutters could win in through the tortuous and shallow channel, but the schooners lay off and on outside and sent in their small boats.
• Here, tossing tree trunks, timbers, wrecks of cutters, and wreckage of houses, killed nine out of ten of the miserable beings who survived the passage of the lagoon.
• The two cutters were launched, and stood by under the lee of the ship throughout the long, weary night in case she broke up.
• All our American cousins are not Cutters and Pooles.
• So the rice cutters and bands worked alone and Ligi went home when he had shown them where to cut rice.
• A stratum of porous sand-stone does not abound so much with veins and cutters as a similar stratum of marble, or even a similar stratum of sand-stone that is more consolidated.
• We were all hopeful now that the trail cutters of the day before would make good their word and return.
• The rowing work, in the big ten-oared cutters proved one of the most interesting features of the busy summer life of the new men.
• Yet, as August came and wore along, the midshipmen found themselves becoming decidedly skilful in the work of handling the heavy cutters, and in handling boats under sail.
• The nearest of the sailing cutters was now nearing the victims of the wreck.
• At last, both of us strapped, we got work as timber cutters, which lasted only until we found it would take us a week to fell a tree.
• The cutters were, therefore, sent in that direction, with orders to cover as much of the channel as possible, and to carry the smuggler should an occasion offer.
• Renold had referred to the extensive use of gear cutters in the United States, but he might point out that it was in Manchester that the milling machine was first made.
• In the course of this work, the cutters engaged in it have performed many useful and picturesque services.
• Go aft, if you please, and see that both cutters are ready to be lowered into the water, Mr.
• The two cutters appeared to be their only possible salvation, and they were still at a considerable distance from the scene of peril.
• The alarm was immediately given, and one of the cutters was ordered to be lowered.

Similar words containing CUTTER without suffix s

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