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I thin it's a real idiom. Maybe from the 1920s-ish? See 'cut me dead'.
http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/cut+dead
I don't feel happy sticking an 'archaic' on this, so I'll make it 'old-fashioned'. One day I should go through the archaic tags and subdivide them.
I'll add the 'dead' here (as I think that's the more common version by a fair way).
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She cut me in the street. [M]
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She cut me in the street.
edited by blay_paul, June 25, 2010
She cut me dead in the street.
edited by blay_paul, June 25, 2010
