To cut away theskin or a very thinlayer of theoutside of fruits orvegetables. Use avegetable peeleror a knife. To make thin, straightcuts through theouter edge of fat onmeat to prevent themeat from curlingduring cooking.To rub food,such as lemonor orange peel,against a graterto obtain fineparticles. To cut awaymost of the fatfrom the edgesof meat.To cut inlong, thinpieces.To cut intovery smallcubesTo cut intovery smallpieces with asharp knife.To cutinto smallpiecesTo cutinto smallsquaresTo tear orcut intothin piecesor strips. To cutfood intoflat pieces.To crushfood until itbecomessmooth.To removethe core of afruit with acorer orparing knifeTo dividefoods intosmall pieceswith a knifeor scissors. To rub a vegetable,such as a carrot,with the sharp edgeof a knife in order toremove only theouter layer of skin.To cutfood intolong, thinstrips.To cut away theskin or a very thinlayer of theoutside of fruits orvegetables. Use avegetable peeleror a knife. To make thin, straightcuts through theouter edge of fat onmeat to prevent themeat from curlingduring cooking.To rub food,such as lemonor orange peel,against a graterto obtain fineparticles. To cut awaymost of the fatfrom the edgesof meat.To cut inlong, thinpieces.To cut intovery smallcubesTo cut intovery smallpieces with asharp knife.To cutinto smallpiecesTo cutinto smallsquaresTo tear orcut intothin piecesor strips. To cutfood intoflat pieces.To crushfood until itbecomessmooth.To removethe core of afruit with acorer orparing knifeTo dividefoods intosmall pieceswith a knifeor scissors. To rub a vegetable,such as a carrot,with the sharp edgeof a knife in order toremove only theouter layer of skin.To cutfood intolong, thinstrips.

Cutting Terms - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. To cut away the skin or a very thin layer of the outside of fruits or vegetables. Use a vegetable peeler or a knife.
  2. To make thin, straight cuts through the outer edge of fat on meat to prevent the meat from curling during cooking.
  3. To rub food, such as lemon or orange peel, against a grater to obtain fine particles.
  4. To cut away most of the fat from the edges of meat.
  5. To cut in long, thin pieces.
  6. To cut into very small cubes
  7. To cut into very small pieces with a sharp knife.
  8. To cut into small pieces
  9. To cut into small squares
  10. To tear or cut into thin pieces or strips.
  11. To cut food into flat pieces.
  12. To crush food until it becomes smooth.
  13. To remove the core of a fruit with a corer or paring knife
  14. To divide foods into small pieces with a knife or scissors.
  15. To rub a vegetable, such as a carrot, with the sharp edge of a knife in order to remove only the outer layer of skin.
  16. To cut food into long, thin strips.