Crossword Clue: Make the cut?
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- '80s Canucks Kick ___
- "___ Handles" (Gary Snyder poem featuring a hatchet)
- ___ throwing (lumberjack's sport)
- An ____ to grind
- Battle-___.
- "Battle ___" Quiet Riot
- Battle or pick follower
- A hatchet is a small one
- A musician might pick it? (Var.)
- Any jazz instrument
- A tomahawk is a small one
- Apt rhyme for "lumberjacks"
- Apt rhyme for lumberjacks
- Apt rhyme for "whacks"
- Arrid alternative
- Big feller?
- Big hatchet
- Big name in body sprays
- Big name in body wash
- Big name in men's deodorant
- Big name in men's grooming
- Billet-making tool
- Billhook relative
- Adze relative
- Bladed tool
- Bad ___, Mich. (seat of Huron County)
- Bad ____, Mich.
- Bad ____ Michigan
- Bad _____, Mich.
- Bob Marley swings a "Small" one
- Bob Marley used a "Small" one
- Body spray brand marketed to young men
- Body spray brand that shares its name with a weapon
- Body spray brand with hot ads
- Body spray brand with provocative ads
- Body spray brand with sexy ads
- Body spray brand
- Body spray choice
- Body spray often associated with douchebags
- Body spray that causes you to drown in ladies, according to some of the most subtle of American advertising
- Body spray with a Gold Temptation fragrance
- Body spray with an Anarchy for Her variety
- Body spray with sexy ads
- Body spray with suggestive ads
- Body wash brand
- Borden weapon
- Borden's weapon
- Instinct body spray brand
- Instrument, in jazz lingo
- Bough breaker
- Bough-removing tool
- Dump
- Dungeons & Dragons weapon
- D&D weapon
- "Fargo" weapon
- Brand known as Lynx in the U.K.
- Brand of body spray named for a chopping tool
- Brand of body spray
- Brand of body wash
- Brand of men's body spray
- Brand that makes deodorant, and not medieval weapons as you might expect
- Green Knight's weapon in "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight"
- Certain hacker
- Break a log
- Break open, maybe
- Degree rival
- Grooming brand for "helping guys get the girl"
- Grooming brand with Peace and Harmony products (seriously? OK)
- Grooming line with the slogan "Find your magic"
- Grooming product brand targeted at young men
- Ground tool?
- Issue a pink slip
- Fell a fir
- Fell a tree
- Fell in a forest
- Fell, in a way
- Feller
- Feller in a forest
- Feller's implement
- Feller's need
- Feller's tool
- Felling aid
- Felling tool
- It can be double-sided
- Deodorant brand
- Guitar god's guitar
- Guitar hero's guitar
- Guitar, in cock rock
- Guitar, in rock slang
- Guitar, in slang
- Guitar, slangily (var.)
- Guitar, slangily
- Guitar, to a guitar god
- Guitar, to a guitarist (Var.)
- Guitar, to a rock musician
- Guitar, to a rocker
- Guitar, to the Nuge
- Guitarist's guitar
- Horror movie weapon
- Broad-bladed ___ (Tolkien's description of Gimli's weapon)
- It may be double-bladed
- Hack down
- Hack
- Hacker
- Hacker, but not on a computer
- Hacker capable of breaking into any computer?
- Hacker, of a sort
- Hacker, of sorts
- Hacker that may be double-headed
- Hacker?
- Hacker's aid
- Hacker's equipment
- Hacker's item
- Hacker's need
- Hacker's tool
- Hacking tool
- "Game of Thrones" weapon
- Cherry-tree chopper
- Cherry tree chopper
- It may have twin blades
- Brutally cancel, as a sitcom
- Brutally cancel, as a TV show
- Brutally destroy
- Brutally dismiss
- It may split your trunks
- It may take a bough
- Halberd part
- It might be stuck in a log
- Emergency tool for breaking down doors
- Budget cutter?
- It wasn't handled in the Stone Age
- Gave the __: fired
- Hand-held chopping tool
- Cord cutter?
- Cord cutter
- Hand tool
- Fir feller: Var.
- Fir feller
- Fire?
- Fire, as a team manager
- Chipper or chopper
- Fire engine tool
- Fire, in a way
- Fire, or fire-fighting tool
- Fire, so to speak
- Fire truck accessory
- Fire truck equipment
- Fire truck item
- Fire truck tool
- Fire-truck tool
- Fire (var.)
- Fire: Var.
- Fire
- Bunyan blade
- Bunyan prop
- Bunyan tool
- Bunyan's blade
- Bunyan's implement
- Bunyan's tool
- Item for grinding
- Firefighter tool
- Firefighter's chopper
- Firefighter's chopping tool
- Firefighter's equipment
- Firefighter's gear
- Firefighter's implement
- Firefighter's need, maybe
- Firefighter's need
- Firefighter's tool
- Firefighting aid
- Firefighting tool
- Item held by the king of diamonds
- Item in a box marked "In case of fire ..."
- Firehouse tool
- Fireman's chopping tool
- Fireman's door buster
- Fireman's door opener
- Fireman's equipment
- Fireman's gear
- Firemans tool
- Fireman's tool
- Firetruck tool
- Firewood chopper's implement
- Firewood former
- Firewood splitter
- Firing metaphor
- Item on a fasces
- Item on the chopping block?
- Item on the "Friday the 13th Part 2" poster
- Chop down
- Chop
- Chopper for a jack
- Chopper for a logger
- Chopper
- Chopper's implement
- Chopping need
- Chopping spree tool?
- Chopping tool that's also a body spray brand
- Chopping tool that's swung
- Chopping tool
- Bush whacker?
- Hard-headed feller?
- Engage in downsizing
- Discharge, informally
- It's given to some losing managers
- It's ground by grudge holders
- It's just what a feller needs
- Dismiss abruptly
- Dismiss from the staff
- Dismiss in a way
- Dismiss, in a way
- Dismiss, informally
- Dismiss ruthlessly
- Dismiss summarily
- Dismiss unceremoniously
- Dismiss
- Get it and you're fired
- Hatchet
- It's often ground
- Hatchet cousin
- Hatchet, e.g.
- Hatchet, for instance
- Hatchet job necessity?
- Hatchet-like tool
- Hatchet or tomahawk
- Hatchet relative
- Hatchet (Var.)
- Hatchet's cousin
- Hatchet's kin
- Hatchet's larger cousin
- Get rid of
- Ice climber's tool
- Get the ___ (be fired from a job)
- Get the ___ (be fired)
- It's swung in a forest
- It's swung in forests (Var.)
- It's swung in forests
- It's used for cleavage
- Do a hatchet job
- "Clash of Clans" weapon
- Gig bag contents
- Jack of Hearts weapon
- Gimli's weapon in "The Lord of the Rings"
- Gimli's weapon
- Jack's tool
- Do some downsizing
- Give a pink slip to
- "Can"
- Can
- Give the ___ (fire from a job)
- Give the boot to
- Give the boot
- Cleaver
- Cleaver kin
- Cleaving tool
- Give the heave-ho
- Give walking papers to
- Given the ___ (fired from a job)
- Implement for 40,000+ years
- Cancel abruptly
- Cancel (TV show)
- Head-and-handle tool
- Climber's accessory
- Headbanger's instrument
- Jazz player's instrument
- Canning tool?
- Jazzman's instrument
- Headsman's tool
- Capable feller
- Capable feller?
- Follower of broad or pole
- Hefted tool
- Door chopper in "The Shining"
- Door destroyer in "The Shining"
- Door-destroying tool in "The Shining"
- Door opener in "The Shining"
- Door opener of a sort
- Executioner's item
- Executioner's prop
- Job termination symbol
- Johanna Mason's weapon in "The Hunger Games"
- Double-bladed weapon
- Forest-clearing tool
- Forest feller
- Golden ___ (medieval-based Sega game)
- Forester's tool
- Forestry tool
- Downsize
- Cut
- Cut abruptly
- Cut, as a tree
- Cut down a tree
- Cut down
- Cut dramatically
- Cut drastically
- Jonah Hex's weapon
- Cut from the budget
- Cut from the company
- Cut from the payroll
- Cut from the staff
- Cut in two, possibly
- Cut out
- Cut substantially
- Cut unceremoniously
- Cut with a pink slip
- Cutter
- Cutting tool
- Drastically reduce
- Good feller?
- Good feller
- Good hacker
- Hew
- Hewer
- Hewer's need
- Hewing tool
- High count word in Scrabble.
- Jungle swinger?
- "Forty whacks" weapon
- Innovation of the Paleolithic period
- Drop from the staff
- Drop
- Pink Floyd "Careful With That ___, Eugene"
- Pink-slip
- Pink slip
- Pink slip, figuratively
- Pioneer's purchase
- Tool
- Tool for a firefighter
- Tool for a lumberjack
- Tool for a lumberman
- Tool for a shantyman
- Tool for Ali Baba
- Tool for Bunyan
- Tool for chopping down a tree
- Tool for chopping firewood
- Tool for chopping kindling
- Tool for chopping wood
- Tool for cutting firewood
- Tool for fellers?
- Tool for New York's Bravest
- Tool for Oz's Tin Man
- Tool for Paul Bunyan
- Tool for someone who shouts "Timber!"
- Tool for splitting firewood: Var.
- Tool for the Tin Man
- Tool for the Tin Woodman
- Tool in "The Shining"
- Tool linked to Lizzie Borden
- Tool often spelled without an "e"
- Tool often swung
- Tool on a fire engine
- Tool on a fire truck
- Tool on firetrucks
- Tool similar to a hatchet
- Tool that can also mean "fire from a job"
- Tool that can knock a door down
- Tool that could turn a tree into firewood
- Tool that could turn a tree into logs
- Tool that gets swung
- Tool that may be double-headed
- Tool that's basically a large hatchet
- Tool that's sharpened
- Tool that's swung
- Tool thrown at a target: Var.
- Tool used by a lumberjack
- Tool used by Hansel and Gretel's father
- Tool used by Paul Bunyan
- Tool used for chopping firewood
- Tool used for chopping wood
- Tool used for making firewood
- Tool used to chop firewood
- Tool whose name can also mean "fire from a job"
- Tool with a sharp blade
- Stone Age tool
- The ___ Effect (deodorant ad claim)
- The ___ Effect (grooming phenomenon)
- Sever
- Kick out
- Kill
- Purge from the payroll
- Marauder's tool
- "The Cleaner You Are, The Dirtier You Get" brand
- Shantyman's purchase
- "Rock 'n' Roll Party in the Streets" band, or a slang term for a rock band instrument
- Oviform : egg :: dolabriform : _____
- Sharp feller?
- Sharp feller
- Sharp nickname on "Billions"
- Sharp tool that gets swung
- Kindling maker's tool
- Kindling-maker's tool
- Stump creator
- King of Diamonds depiction
- King of diamonds' weapon
- Sturdy feller?
- Something to grind?
- Something to grind, idiomatically
- Something to grind, in an idiom
- Something to grind
- Paleolithic relic
- Tree chopper (var.)
- Tree chopper
- Tree chopper's tool
- Tree-chopping need
- Tree-chopping tool
- Lillian ___
- The Nuge's tool
- Tree farm tool
- Tree-feller
- Tree feller
- Tree feller's tool
- Tree-felling tool
- "Song of the Broad-___" (Whitman poem about a wood-cutting tool)
- Tree-topping tool
- Tree toppler
- Tree-toppling tool
- Quite a feller?
- Line of male grooming products with sexy commercials
- With an ___ to grind
- "The Shining" door buster
- "The Shining" prop
- "The Shining" weapon
- Pointy-headed sort?
- "Wizard of Oz" prop
- Labrys, e.g.
- Rail splitter
- Rail splitter's tool
- Rail-splitter's tool
- The Tin Man carried one
- The Tin Man's prop in "The Wizard of Oz"
- The Tin Man's prop
- The Tin Man's tool, in "The Wizard of Oz"
- The Tin Woodman's tool
- The Tin Woodman's weapon.
- Part of a halberd.
- Part of a halberd
- Medieval battle weapon
- Medieval weapon
- Wood chopper
- Wood chopper's tool
- Wood chopping tool
- Wood-chopping tool
- "Lizzie Borden took an ___ ..."
- "Lizzie Borden took an ___"
- Lizzie Borden used one
- Lizzie Borden's alleged weapon
- Lizzie Borden's feller
- Lizzie Borden's tool, allegedly
- Lizzie Borden's weapon
- Lizzie Borden's weapon, allegedly
- Lizzie Borden's weapon, in a kids' song
- Lizzie Borden's weapon, supposedly
- Old Spice alternative
- Men's body spray with a Dark Temptation variety
- Men's body spray with Excite and Cool Metal varieties
- Men's bodyspray
- Men's grooming brand
- Log chopper
- Log-chopping tool
- Log cutter
- Log splitter
- Log-splitting tool
- Logger's chopper
- Logger's implement
- Logger's tool
- Logging show projectile (var.)
- Logging tool
- Larger version of a hatchet
- Paul Bunyan implement
- Paul Bunyan tool
- Paul Bunyan's chopper
- Paul Bunyan's cutting tool
- Paul Bunyan's feller
- Paul Bunyan's implement
- Paul Bunyan's tool
- "Lord of the Rings" weapon
- Lay off
- Layoff tool?
- New Orleans' rockers Lillian ___
- Reduce drastically
- Reduce
- Lumber camp tool
- Lumber-chopping tool
- Lumber cutter
- Lumber splitter
- Lumber tool
- Lumbering feller?
- Lumbering tool
- Lumberjack gear
- Lumberjacking tool
- Lumberjack's chopper
- Lumberjack's chopping tool
- Lumberjack's feller
- Lumberjack's gear
- Lumberjack's implement
- Lumberjack's need
- Lumberjack's tool: Var.
- Lumberjack's tool (var.)
- Lumberjack's tool
- Lumberjack's tree chopper
- Lumberjack's tree-felling tool
- Lumberjill's tool
- Lumberman's tool
- Machete cousin
- Remove a rowan
- Remove abruptly
- Remove, as from a schedule
- Remove from the payroll
- Renaissance Faire weapon
- Let go abruptly
- Let go, informally
- Let go
- Phoenix body spray brand
- Producer of split trunks?
- Make the cut?
- Maker of Anarchy for Him Deodorant Bodyspray
- Maker of the Anarchy For Her fragrance
- Prop for Bunyan
- Prop for Paul Bunyan
- Prop for the Tin Man in "The Wizard of Oz"
- Prop for the Tin Man
- Prop in "The Shining"
- Prop in "The Wizard of Oz"
- Wood cutter with a wooden handle
- Wood cutter
- Trunk chopper
- Trunk cutter: Var.
- Trunk splitter
- Trunk tool
- Wood splitter
- Wood-splitting tool
- Woodchopper's tool
- "The Wizard of Oz" prop
- Woodcutter's chopping tool
- Woodcutter's tool: Var.
- Woodcutter's tool
- Woodcutting tool that gets swung
- Woodcutting tool
- Woodman's tool
- Woodshed item
- Woodshed tool
- Woodsman's chopper
- Woodsman's implement
- Woodsman's need
- Woodsman's tool
- Warrior's weapon in the video game Gauntlet
- Word after fire ... or a synonym of fire
- Sack
- Washington's tool, in folklore
- Simple chopper (var.)
- Twibil
- Twibill
- Speed Stick competitor
- Weapon associated with the film quote "Here's Johnny!"
- Weapon for Lizzie
- Weapon for the King of Diamonds
- Weapon on the king of diamonds
- Weapon seen on two face cards
- Weapon wielded in "The Shining"
- "Spiked-Up Look" hair gel brand
- Swinger in the woods?
- Split, in a way
- Splitter of logs
- Splitter of trunks
- Splitter
- Splitting device
- Splitting tool
- Swung weapon
- Symbol of cutbacks
- Thing to grind
- Workplace downer, with "the"
- Six-string
- Whacker
- "Whackswork"
- Whackswork?
- Thor's weapon in "Gauntlet"
- Take off the schedule
- What a feller needs?
- What a feller needs
- Slang term for a rock guitar
- What a woodsman wields
- Slasher film weapon
- What Carry Nation carried
- Scout's implement
- What employees sometimes get
- Unilever brand aimed at young men
- Unilever brand of body spray
- Unilever brand with a weapon-like name
- Unilever deodorant brand
- Unilever men's brand
- What Lizzie Borden "took"
- "Timber!" crier's tool
- What Oz's Tin Man carried
- Timber feller
- Timber-felling tool
- "Timber!" shouter's tool
- Timber tool
- Timber toppler
- "Timber!" yeller's tool
- Timberman's tool
- Small chopper
- Tin Man's prop
- Tin Man's tool
- Tin Woodman's prop
- Tin Woodman's tool
- Tin Woodsman's prop
- What the king of diamonds has
- What the king of diamonds holds
- "Smell Ready" deodorant brand
- Seductive deodorant, in ads
- Young Abe's tool
- Terminate ungraciously
- Terminate
- Termination, figuratively
- "So I Married an ___ Murderer"
- Send packing
- Tomahawk
- Tomahawk, e.g.
- Tomahawk or hatchet: Var.
- Tomahawk.
Recent Usage of Make the cut? in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Make the cut?" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Make the cut? in their crossword puzzles recently:
- LA Times - Nov. 2, 2018
- Evan Birnholz Sunday Crossword - Dec. 27, 2015
- Merl Reagle Sunday Crossword - Dec. 28, 2014
- Universal Crossword - Oct. 16, 2014
- Washington Post - Sept. 20, 2014
- CRooked Crosswords - Aug. 3, 2014
- Washington Post - April 21, 2013
- Washington Post - Jan. 1, 2013
- Washington Post - June 24, 2011
- Washington Post - June 23, 2011
- Washington Post - June 22, 2011
- Washington Post - June 21, 2011
- Washington Post - June 20, 2011
- Washington Post - June 19, 2011
- Washington Post - June 18, 2011
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - June 15, 2011
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Oct. 12, 2010
- LA Times Sunday Calendar - May 30, 2010
- Washington Post - Feb. 6, 2010
- USA Today - Jan. 23, 2009
