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Meanings of cut up in English
Usage of cut up in English
1
The waves have cut up the coast in the most fantastic manner.
2
The former gather and pile the stalks which the latter cut up.
3
Perhaps the estate would be cut up and sold in little lots.
4
A turnip should then be cut up and fried in some butter.
5
No wonder he cut up rough; no wonder he was leaving them.
6
The ground was cut up at a little distance from the coop.
7
Peel and cut up the cocoa-nut, and wash, and wipe the pieces.
8
The cut up strips can be kept in the maker's plate box.
9
Do not peel apples; simply wipe, cut up and add with vegetables.
10
The Linen was taken into the house, and cut up with scissors.
11
Wash and cut up the ox tails, separating them at the joints.
12
By Hercules, you have cut up all the stuffing of the couch.
13
Then Mertz shot and cut up Johnson while I prepared the supper.
14
I hope the children will behave and not cut up like to-day.
15
In an instant it was skinned, cut up, and carried off piecemeal.
16
Then they took their knives and began to cut up the seal.
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Translations for cut up
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Cut up across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
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