unkindest cut

The worst insult, ultimate treachery, as in And then, the unkindest cut of all-my partner walks out on me just when the deal is about to go through . This expression was invented by Shakespeare in describing Julius Caesar's stabbing to death by his friends in Julius Caesar (3:2): "This was the most unkindest cut of all."

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Geordie	JOR-dee	English
Nero (2)	NE-ro	Italian
Ode	-	Medieval English
Maximiano	mahk-see-MYAH-no (Spanish)	Spanish, Portuguese
Liv (1)	LEEV	Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
Marlyn	MAHR-lin	English