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- 1989, William Sarabande, Forbidden Land: A Novel of the First Americans, page 299
- The people belched and dozed and cut wind, and then awoke to relieve themselves and to eat and rest again.
- 2004, Marissa Monteilh, May December Souls, page 83
- You were driving me to school and we were cracking up laughing about who cut wind in the car.
- 2008, Christopher Rice, Blind Fall: A Novel, page 126
- After a few seconds of silence, he realized she was glaring at him as if he had cut wind. "You're shitting me, right?" Patsy asked. .
