be cut to the bone



be cut to the bone

if a service or an amount of money is cut to the bone, it is reduced as much as possible How can we create quality programmes when our funding has been cut to the bone?
See also: bone, cut

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Robina-English (Rare)
Maor-Hebrew
Baldarich-Ancient Germanic
Nada (1)-Arabic
Furaha-Eastern African, Swahili
MÉLanie-French