cut the pie up

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cut the pie up

Fig. to divide something up. (Can refer to an actual pie or anything that can be divided into varying portions.) It all depends on how you cut the pie up. How should I cut up the pie?

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cut the cord
cut the crap
Cut the crap!
cut the deadwood out
cut the dust
cut the ground from under / feet
cut the ground out from under
cut the pie up
cut throat
cut through
cut through like a knife through butter
cut through red tape
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cut to the bone

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Cut the Gordian Knot
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