CUTTER'S LAW

Domain	Definition
Literature	Cutter's Law Not to see a fellow want while we have cash in our purse. Cutter's law means the law of purse-cutters, robbers, brigands, and highwaymen. "I must put you in cash with some of your old uncle's broad-pieces. This is cutter's law; we must not see a pretty fellow want, if we have cash ourselves." - Sir W. Scott: Old Mortality, chap ix. Source: Brewer's Dictionary.
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Anagrams: CUTTER'S LAW

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams
	Words within the letters "'-a-c-e-l-r-s-t-t-u-w"
	-2 letters: cutwaters.
	-3 letters: clatters, clutters, cultrate, cutwater, lustrate, tutelars.
	-4 letters: acutest, cartels, clarets, clatter, clawers, cluster, clutter, crestal, crustal, curates, curlews, curtals, curtate, curtest, cutlers, cutlets, cutters, cuttles, estrual, rattles, recusal, relucts, saluter, scarlet, scatter, scutate, scutter, scuttle, secular, starlet, startle, stature, sulcate, swatter, turtles, tutelar, warstle, wastrel, wattles, wrastle.
	-5 letters: acuter, acutes, alerts, alters.
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