How to pronounce “cut out of the same cloth”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• Alternative form of cut from the same cloth.

Practice Nearby Words

cut of the same cloth, cut-glass, crewcutted, clear-cut, old-hat, tightknit, cliched, closefitting, buzzcutted, plain-clothed, bootcut, tailormade, tightfitting, straight-from-the-shoulder, puttogether, boot-cut, home-sewn, cut-throat, plain-clothes, buttoned up, rugby-like, cravated, tuniced, folded-up, escalloped, hair-shirted, out of one's head, flat-out, like a bulldog with a bone, shop-worn, box-like, wrap-around, fiché, buttoned-down, scarfed, cheek-to-jowl, fitchée, run of the mill, highnecked, out of one's skull, satcheled, body-con, fitché, pin-striped, round the corner, skin-tight, all dressed up with no place to go, hard and fast, straightlaced, cheek-by-jowl, like falling off a log, second-hand, fichée, second-handed, crocketted, snippity, trousersed, napkined, run-o'-the-mill, as mad as a cut snake, work-a-day, right up someone's alley, wedge-like, out at elbows, top-drawer, strawhatted, hatchetfaced, body con, put-upon, all-in, all dressed up with nowhere to go, as easy as rolling off a log, fold-out, out-at-elbow, hackeneyed, semi-naked, clean-shaved, loosefitting, cheek to jowl, be-sashed, boldhearted, make-shift, cater-cornered, crazy pants, bandannaed, run o' the mill, razor thin, dogged up, scratch-made, razor sharp, half-cut, light in the sneakers, tricked-out, fed-up, aduncated, all dressed up and no place to go, like rolling off a log, kludgey, crazy-pants, mustached

Similar Sounds

ahead of the game, cut of mutton, attentiveness, psittacism, set the scene, state of the art, state of being, sativum, sativus, cytotoxin