To mess things up royally; originally used by 19th century farmers to mean "an embarrassing mistake during a harvest"
"You've booked the table for the wrong day, you really cut the turnip on this one"
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Dismay or shock upon learning of an event.
Can also be used positively, similar to "bollocks"
"Did you hear? MARDEK VIII is coming out!"
"Snazzy turnip snouts! Surely we're living in the best timeline!"
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When someone becomes incredibly angry and so their face appears to be a turnip and they become very actively angry. Usually relevant to PE teachers.
He became a physical turnip after Jon hit him with the ball.
by Japre December 1, 2019
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