Difference between Heave Up and Cut Into

HEAVE UP vs CUT INTO: VERB

Rake up, Rake in, Keep down, Do away with, Hike up, Chuck out, Take hold, Reel off, Upblow, Whittle down, Carry off, Knock over, Heft up, Heft, Heave

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

Keep apart, Parbuckle, Rake up, Rake in, Keep down, Do away with, Hike up, Chuck out, Take hold, Reel off, Upblow, Whittle down, Carry off, Knock over, Heave

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

And far upon the beach heave up the sand; Then backward rapidly they take their way, Repulsed from upper ground, and seek the sea.

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.