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carve
verb (carved , carving )
1 to cut (wood, stone, etc) into a shape.
2 to make something from wood or stone by cutting into it.
3 to produce (a design, inscription, etc) in wood or stone.
4 tr & intr to cut (meat) into slices; to cut (a slice) of meat.
5 (sometimes carve something out) to establish or create (an opportunity, etc) for oneself through personal effort.
[Anglo-Saxon ceorfan ]
carve someone up slang to attack and cut them with a knife.
carve something up
1 to cut it up into pieces.
2 colloq to divide (territory, spoils, etc), especially in a crude or wholesale manner. See also carve-up.
verb (carved , carving )
1 to cut (wood, stone, etc) into a shape.
2 to make something from wood or stone by cutting into it.
3 to produce (a design, inscription, etc) in wood or stone.
4 tr & intr to cut (meat) into slices; to cut (a slice) of meat.
5 (sometimes carve something out) to establish or create (an opportunity, etc) for oneself through personal effort.
[Anglo-Saxon ceorfan ]
carve someone up slang to attack and cut them with a knife.
carve something up
1 to cut it up into pieces.
2 colloq to divide (territory, spoils, etc), especially in a crude or wholesale manner. See also carve-up.
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