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Noun: cut-up
  1. Someone who plays practical jokes on others
    - prankster, trickster, tricker, hoaxer, practical joker
Verb: cut up
  1. Cut to pieces
    "Father cut up the ham"
    - carve
     
  2. Destroy or injure severely
    "The madman cuts up art work"
    - mutilate, mangle
     
  3. Separate into isolated compartments or categories
    - compartmentalize, compartmentalise [Brit]
     
  4. Significantly cut up a manuscript
    - hack
Adjective: cut up
  1. Cut into pieces

Derived forms: cut up, cut-ups, cutting up, cuts up

See also: cut

Type of: bad hat, cut, damage, disunite, divide, edit, mischief-maker, part, redact, separate, trouble maker, troublemaker, troubler

Encyclopedia: Cut-up

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