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Cutting it up 

Having a joyous time with people (most commonly friends). Goofy and wholesome fun.
I see you were cutting it up with Dr.Dan on Saturday

So I was out there cutting it up with the officer when he switched up and gave me a ticket!
Cutting it up by Wickedlav November 2, 2022
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cutting it up 

Hey! Im out with my girls cutting it up, i dont think ill be home in time today !
cutting it up by MarshmallowSwirl September 14, 2025

Cutting it up

Cutting it up by Wmorr29 July 18, 2026

cutting it up on glenoaks 

Swerving through traffic with your pitats beamer
"ay apeh are we cutting it up on glenoaks today?" Gago Kapikyan

Cuttin It Up 

This phrase originated in the Bay Area by Husalah of the Mob Figaz. It means to gig, turf, go hard, or simply dance at the club. Usually off a pill or two.
"They asked me what happen, when he got shot i was dancing. I was giggin cutty, cuttin it up."
Cuttin It Up by OG tripple OG August 11, 2007
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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