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What does the idiom cut a mean?

The idiom "cut a mean" is not a commonly used phrase. It's likely a misunderstanding or misremembered phrase.

Perhaps you're thinking of one of the following:

* "Cut a rug": This idiom means to dance enthusiastically, often in a lively or energetic way.

* "Cut a dash": This idiom means to make a striking or impressive appearance, often with a flair for style or confidence.

* "Cut a figure": This idiom means to make a particular impression, especially one that is noticeable or memorable.

Could you provide more context about where you heard the phrase "cut a mean"? That might help clarify what you're looking for.

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