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Recurring character in the Bloom County comic strip by Berkeley Breathed, a paraplegic veteran
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“A sharp, confident occupational name with edge”
Cutter is an occupational surname derived from the Middle English cuttere, referring to someone who cuts cloth, stone, or other materials. Like many English occupational surnames (Hunter, Sawyer, Mason), it transitioned to use as a given name in America, fitting into the rugged, job-derived naming tradition popular in frontier culture.
Cutter has appeared occasionally in American naming records as a very rare choice, primarily appealing to parents drawn to the new wave of occupational-noun names. Its similarity to the more popular Carter keeps it in the orbit of current naming trends.
Occupational surnames as first names have a long tradition in American culture, evoking images of self-reliance and honest work. The name fits with the modern preference for surnames-as-first-names that began surging in the 2000s.
These names share the same feel as Cutter: Bold, Strong, Modern, Unique, and Earthy.
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Recurring character in the Bloom County comic strip by Berkeley Breathed, a paraplegic veteran
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