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(1). To split from a long-standing relationship (like, with a mentor or some other guy you’ve been cowering behind since you got here).
“Hey, Steve, got a minute? Wanted to talk to you about possibly taking over some accounts on your own. You and Gary make a great team, but I think you’re ready to spread your wings a bit. Got to cut the cord at some point, right?”
(1). A derogatory way to describe a politician who might actually know what he’s talking about.
“Well, I don’t think the Congressman is going to impress in tonight’s debate. He’s a bit of a budget wonk and what Americans really care about is style!”
(1). To sell, stop operating or simply stop paying for an unprofitable company or business unit in order to conserve capital for other things.
