Related to word: cut
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In a bar setting, it refers to refusing further service of alcoholic beverages to a patron, often because they appear to have consumed too much.
The bartender saw he was too intoxicated and decided to cut him off from any more drinks.
As he was causing a scene at the bar, the waiter promptly cut him off from his next drink.
If patrons behave inappropriately in a bar, the staff have the right to cut them off from alcohol sales.
cut someone up UK
He was speeding down the lane, cutting other vehicles off as he hastily maneuvered ahead.
That driver rudely cut me off without following the traffic rules.
On busy roads, drivers sometimes cut others off intentionally, causing frustration among fellow motorists.
to disrupt a telephone conversation by terminating the phone line.
During the call, her phone signal was so poor that she eventually had to cut the conversation off.
He was upset when he realized he was being cut off during the discussion as important points were left unaddressed.
Due to a technical glitch, her call was cut off at the most critical moment.