Cutup ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Cutup ( noun )

  1. A person who cuts up or mutilates things.
  2. A person who causes trouble or mischief.

Origin:

1940s: from cut up.

Examples:

  1. He was known as a cutup in school for his pranks.
  2. The cutup caused damage to the books in the library.
  3. He was a cutup who liked to cause trouble.
  4. The cutup had a history of vandalism.
  5. The cutup was always getting into mischief.

(As a verb)

Cutup ( verb )

  1. A person who cuts up or mutilates things.
  2. A person who causes trouble or mischief.

Origin:

1940s: from cut up.

Examples:

  1. He was known as a cutup in school for his pranks.
  2. The cutup caused damage to the books in the library.
  3. He was a cutup who liked to cause trouble.
  4. The cutup had a history of vandalism.
  5. The cutup was always getting into mischief.
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