Difference between Carve Up and Cut Into

CARVE UP vs CUT INTO: NOUN

Mop up, Say farewell, Divvy up, Sniff out, Dip into, Make headway, Snuff out, Shrug off, Eke out, Fatten up, Dissever, Separate, Split, Divide, Split up

Carry off, Clear away, Score off, Peck at, Collide with, Lop off, Skip over, Knock over, Do away with, Whittle down, Keep apart, Eat into, Turn over, Delve, Dig

Wipe away, Mop up, Say farewell, Divvy up, Sniff out, Dip into, Make headway, Snuff out, Shrug off, Eke out, Fatten up, Separate, Split, Divide, Split up

Tear into, Carry off, Clear away, Score off, Peck at, Collide with, Lop off, Skip over, Knock over, Do away with, Whittle down, Keep apart, Eat into, Delve, Dig

Auburn's defense then forced a punt and Johnson continued to carve up Arkansas' secondary.
Carve up an enemy with a spinning slash, then send them crashing down.
Carve up into thick slices and serve with your favourite roast dinner accompaniments.
Versatile, stable all mountain ski that can carve up the iciest slope.
Machines could carve up to four blades from a master blade.
The idea is to travel around Hyrule, beef up Link, draw the Master Sword, and then carve up the evil pig.
The annual block gathering to carve up some Halloween pumpkins.
Who wants to carve up a business like that?
English courts often carve up their assets surprisingly equitably.
Perhaps others would carve up the discussion differently.

To roast cut beets, first peel the beets, then cut into wedges, slices, or cubes.
Gently cut the meat away from the bone and cut into slices.
Each section was cut open lengthwise and the pith was cut into thin strips.
If this diamond had been cut into an ideal round cut it would be very pale yellow and less attractive.
Cut grapes, cherries, berries, or melon balls in half lengthwise, and then cut into smaller pieces.
Refers to a knife cut, where vegetables are cut into thick batons.
Method: Roll puff pastry, cut into squares and then cut them diagonally.
The tree was cut down and then cut into two heavy logs.
Anchovies cut into two or three pieces, cut sucker meat or even meat cut from a thin striped bass will all work.
The furrows cut into the grinding stone are wedges that cut up the gain into flour.