cut a dash's Usage Examples:

"US Amateur champion Matthew Fitzpatrick aims to cut a dash at the Masters".

South Carolina, where, according to his New York Times obituary, he "cut a dash on campus, instantly recognizable by his vintage red Mercedes convertible.

"The Blades cut a dash for Dartmouth!".

"Hairdresser next in line to cut a dash in Parliament if Peters wins".

"How Marc Psarolis learned to cut a dash".

5 - Song - Spoofah - "If I had cash to cut a dash, I'd run as straight as any.

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The Times called her "Something of a traditionalist" and a person who "cut a dash of Audrey Hepburn".

architect, whose sole object has been to make a building which should cut a dash when looked at from Southampton River.

Sydney Morning Herald Mystery solved: De Groot's sword to cut a dash again.

exacerbate his financial difficulties: the traditional Polish impulse to cut a dash even if it means going into debt; the personal inability to economize;.

Olav Bjaaland dressed for winter travel: "Not an outfit that cut a dash by its appearance, but it was warm and strong".

Buck Whaley lacking much in cash And being used to cut a dash He wagered full ten thousand pound He'd visit soon the Holy Ground — Verse.

West Perth midfielders cut a dash - thewest.

General Tower said "Colonel Mitchell, for reasons of his own, wanted to cut a dash with the Argylls in the Crater" thereby accepting unnecessary casualties.

"Teenager Ashikodi aiming to cut a dash at Ibrox".

Synonyms:

hasten; charge; shoot down; scoot; bucket along; pelt along; step on it; flash; speed; buck; shoot; hie; rush; race; dart; tear; belt along; scud; cannonball along; hotfoot; rush along; plunge;

Antonyms:

linger; succeed; familiar; bisexual; heterosexual;