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Definition: Meaning of, cut up in English to English dictionary.

Pronunciation: / kʌt ʌp /

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also cut-up [not before noun]
  1. informal very upset about something that has happened
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  2. be badly cut up to have a lot of injuries because you have been in an accident or fight
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cut up cut up cut up
Present Participle Third Person Singular
cutting up cuts up
  1. [transitive] to cut something into several pieces
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  2. [transitive] British English to drive past a vehicle and move quickly in front of it in a dangerous way
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  3. [intransitive] American English informal to behave in a noisy silly way
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  4. cut up nasty / rough British English informal old-fashioned to become angry, threatening, or violent
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