to form (something) by cutting away material from a piece of wood or stone

cut carefully with sharp instrument

a kind of herb like a small leek, used to flavour food

cut into portions, shares

to cup (something) into two (with a blow from a heavy axe etc)

divide, split

of cleave

divide, split

of cleave

divide, split

to take (two things) apart

take apart; uncouple

to put an end to, stop (something)

prevent activity from going on

to cut up (parts of a body, plant etc) in order to study its structure

cut up; take apart

to separate or be separated

separate, disconnect

clothes (e.g. blouses, skirts, jackets etc) that can be worn in different combinations

remove something from group; keep or set apart

to cut (the usual word); to break (something) off

cut apart