cut and come again

The phrase "cut and come again" is used in various contexts, from gardening techniques to describing abundant resources and even as a name for a type of English fruitcake.

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Definition

B2Gardening

(technical)A method of harvesting leafy vegetables by cutting the outer leaves and allowing the inner part to regrow for future harvests.

Example

  • Using the cut and come again technique, you can enjoy fresh lettuce all season long.

C1Finance

(idiom)A situation where one has a seemingly endless supply of resources or wealth.

Example

  • With his investments yielding high returns, his financial situation is like cut and come again.

B2Culinary

(food)A type of English fruitcake that can be served multiple times.

Example

  • Grandma's cut and come again fruitcake is always a hit during the holidays.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "cut and come again":

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