cut a path



cut a path

1. To forge or create a pathway or trail, as between people, plant life, across land, etc. The concert was so packed we could barely move, but Jim is so big that he cut a path for us straight to the front of the stage. The falling star cut a path across the darkened sky.
2. To leave a place. Primarily heard in US, South Africa. It's about time to be heading home; what do you say we cut a path on out of here?
See also: cut, path

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Abimbola-Western African, Yoruba
Redmond['redmənd]
JaxonJAK-sənEnglish (Modern)
GretaGRE-tah (German), GRET-ə (English)Swedish, German, English
ValaryVAL-ə-reeEnglish (Rare)
HarrisonHAR-i-sən, HER-i-sənEnglish