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cut-up

NOUN
  1. someone who plays practical jokes on others

How To Use cut-up In A Sentence

  • Of course, when you think of it, The Waste Land was the first great cut-up collage, and Tristan Tzara had done a bit along the same lines. AUSTIN KLEON
  • Throughout the nine variations of ‘Guero’ here, his pieces are cut-up, sampled and spliced into downtempo minimalist techno.
  • Of course, when you think of it, The Waste Land was the first great cut-up collage, and Tristan Tzara had done a bit along the same lines. AUSTIN KLEON
  • While a little more expensive, it's often worth the convenience to pull out some carrot sticks from the fridge, or some cut-up melon.
  • There were ponies frightened out of their enclosures, cattle racing mad throughout the fields, not to mention the land itself, which was all cut-up.
  • He tends to favor cut-up dirty 70s funk guitar samples that he uses mostly to punctuate his chunky beats.
  • Cook the rice the night before, then in the morning, put it in a bowl with a spoonful of honey, a handful of raisins, a cut-up apple, and a sprinkle of cinnamon for a unique yet delicious treat.
  • To make four pops, just throw 2 cups cut-up fruit, 1 tablespoon sugar, and 1 teaspoon lemon or lime juice into a blender. Cover and blend until smooth.
  • Aside from having total mastery over all things pointless, he's also a real cut-up of a comedian!
  • Cheese fondue is also fabulous with purple grapes and cut-up chunks of green apple.
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