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 unfasten and take (something) apart

disconnect, cut off

to cause (something) to become free from complications or confusion

unwind, disconnect; solve

to tear or cut the limbs from (a person)

cut into pieces

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

to cause a person no longer to have friends

destroy the affections of

of fall

chop down

to put or keep (a person, thing) apart from others

cut off, set apart

a picture, map etc on cardboard or wood and cut in shaped pieces which are to be fitted together again

cut, rip an object

to divide something violently

tear

(to cause people, animals, things) to go in different directions

strew, disperse

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

of tear

cut, rip an object