How to pronounce “cut someone slack”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• Alternative form of cut someone some slack.

Practice Nearby Words

cut someone some slack, give someone a break, cut someone loose, let someone down gently, cut corners, give someone enough rope, get off someone's case, cut someone cold, throw someone a bone, cut it close, pull one's punches, trim down to size, get someone's back, get off lightly, cover someone's back, make free with, do somebody wrong, cut the muster, cut it, bring down to size, scratch someone's back, cut it fine, trim one's sails, sack off, call off the dogs, not do someone any favours, get off someone's back, catch a break, take something in stride, have one's work cut out, cut one's stick, leave someone in the lurch, give someone the slip, give someone line, soften the blow, do someone dirt, climb down someone's throat, give someone a hard time, cheapen out, cut down, pick up the slack, take the easy way out, work someone's tail off, take lightly, loosen the apron strings, get off, make the cut, lighten up, lean over backwards, give it to someone, cut off a corner, loosen up, beg someone's pardon, give someone a hand, give someone what for, knock down to size, leap down someone's throat, get away with, get on someone's wrong side, suck it up, buttercup, let slide, let someone go, cramp someone's style, give someone his head, tear someone a new one, cold shoulder, toss a bone to, catch it in the neck, cut to the quick, have got someone's back, cover one's back, fix someone's clock, make light work of, give someone grief, take one for the team, cheap out, take it easy, turn the knife, spare someone's blushes, give something a miss, take the fall, get underneath someone's skin, stretch a point, break one's fall, give someone gray hair, scratch by, give someone the brush-off, cut one loose, slap someone around, loosen someone's tongue, miss someone's point, gladly suffer fools, pull someone's chain, teach someone a lesson, turn the knife in the wound, slack off, change one's ways, give someone the business, get on someone's last nerve, cut the mustard

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