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Happy student Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary

Cut the bull****

Sorry for asking you to explain this, but I really want to understand, what it means. I hear it pretty often. I thought, it meant "get to the point/cut to the chase" before, but recently I saw it used differently. So, what does it mean? And is "cut the bull****" a synonym of "cut the c**p"?
Thank you for your time!
  

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Happy student I thought [no comma] it meant "get to the point/cut to the chase" Correct in some contexts. Also, Stop talking nonsense or Stop lying to me or Stop exaggerating. Happy student recently I saw it used differently.

— CalifJim

  • Happy student I thought [no comma] it meant "get to the point/cut to the chase" Correct in some contexts.
  • Also, Stop talking nonsense or Stop lying to me or Stop exaggerating.
  • Happy student recently I saw it used differently.
  • So, what does it mean?
  • You haven't said how it was used in this different way.
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Happy studentI thought [no comma] it meant "get to the point/cut to the chase"
Correct in some contexts. Also, Stop talking nonsense or Stop lying to me or Stop exaggerating.
Happy studentrecently I saw it used differently. So, what does it mean?
You haven't said how
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Yes, both are crude and somewhat rude ways of saying "Stop telling us lies".
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