Use 'cut in' to describe interrupting conversations, often seen as rude.

Conversation Dynamics

'Cut in' can imply the urgency or importance of what someone has to say.

Requires Immediate Attention

'Cut in' is often used negatively in driving, indicating improper merging.

Describes a sudden or unexpected entry into traffic, causing potential disruption.

Indicates beginning to carve or make an incision, usually in food.

Refers to a specific baking technique important for texture in pastries.

'Cut in' in cooking usually aims for evenly distributing solid fat in dry ingredients.

'Cut in' can interrupt a couple's dance, sometimes considered rude or competitive.

Cutting in at a dance is a traditional practice, now less common.