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Cut up (verb)
Frolic, horse around, behave frivolously; divide plunder or spoils; discuss carefully; conduct a contest dishonestly; depreciate, criticize harshly, slander; in the writing method pioneered by Brion Gysin and William Burroughs, cut up pages of words with scissors and rearrange them in order to transcend old patterns, find freshness and originality of expression, mimic the visual art of collage, and turn text into colorful mescaline movies
— Alexander Parritt's Cumulative Interdisciplinary Dictionary (20th edition, Obewon, 1991)
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