Some fallow's deed I hae done, mother, And I pray you pardon me; For I hae cutted aff Lizie Wan's head And her fair body in three.
It's lean your head upon my staff,' And with his pen-knife he has cuttedit aff.
He's cutted the paps frae their breast-bane, And sent them back to their ain hame.
But he's cuttedthe paps frae their breast-bane, An sent them mourning hame again.
And he has cutted aff Lizie Wan's head, And her fair body in three, And he's awa to his mothers bower, And sair aghast was he.
Arra, dear shoy, his head was cutted off before I engaged him, else I had not done it.
Arra, dear honey, when he dropt his sword I drew mine, and advanced boldly to him, and then cutted off his foot.
This figure for pleasure may be called in our vulgar the cutted comma, for that there cannot be a shorter diuision then at euery words end.
Sidenote: Brachiologa, or the Cutted comma] We vse sometimes to proceede all by single words, without any close or coupling, sauing that a little pause or comma is geuen to euery word.
Then cutted ha they their green cloathing, A little below their knee; And sae ha they their yallow hair, A little aboon there bree; And they've doen them to haely chapel Was christened by Our Ladye.
He's cutted the paps frae their breast bane, And sent them back to their ain hame.
The same expression occurs as 'cutted to the kne' in P.
A gentleman comes in at the doors, That all his days hath worn gilt spurs, And none of these knaves nor cuttedwhores Bids him welcome to house!
An old writer describes the farmer's wife "walking by him with a long goad, in a cutted cote cuttedfull high.
His wife walked him with, With a long goad, In a cutted coat, Cutted full high, Wrapped in a winnow sheet To weren her from weathers, Barefoot on the bare ice That the blood followed.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cutted" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
