TU TU TU TU TU TU TE DU TU TU TU TU TU TU TU TU TE DU TU TU. It is probably worth noting that the rarity is in part due to a somewhat more specific meaning though. Lyrics for Slice & Dice (Warning Edit) by DJ Guv. : to divide something into many small parts especially to use the result for ones own purposes You can slice and dice the data any way you want. Still, it is rare, and out of the options that do chart it seems to be the rarest: 40s, watchin triple d holdin double ds rollin dnd I'd tell u to go pound sand But I'd rather have you swallow deez Punt a pigeon, Pick up the pieces Paste em on poster board, Pick a glue Power. Keep visiting us Note: the material is NOT present on our server. That is not to say that slice 'n dice information is unprecedented in Google Books, but it is so negligibly rare that ngrams does not even chart it as of yet, which makes dissect information more popular than slice 'n dice information if not only by default. So they are lyrics and translations of Dj Guv - Slice And Dice. The ngrams library doesn't really have dissect collocated with information before 1964, and it is a rare collocation at that, but information does not seem like a categorically different word from the other examples to me, and unlike slice 'n dice, it is has enough precedent to past the minimal threshold to be displayed on the graph. Somani and Ganesh Chandra Deka:Įven in the event that you can discover and dissect information rapidly and place it in the best possible connection for the group of onlookers that will expand the data, the estimation of information for basic leadership purposes will be imperiled if the information is not exact or opportune.
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Literally meaning "to cut into pieces" the American Dictionary of the English Language by Noah Webster also defines it as meaning: Stick 'em in the B-U-T-T, be ready for a fight' 'Fast steeds and faster beats' 'Pon De Floor' 'Again' 'Remix' 'Remix'. Generally, I would recommend more literal options, but if you want to use a figure of speech that preserve the cutting metaphor slice 'n dice communicates, then I would suggest using the word Dissect. 'Maeve' 'Are you ready, for a journey, into sound' 'Slice it, dice it, flank it, tank it, cap it, push it, now let's play it' click 'I'm in' 'Let's get this knife party started' 'Use a K-N-I-F-E, I may also bite. I have never before seen slice and dice used figuratively like that to be honest. Chorus I'm not a piece of cake For you to just discard While you walk away With the frosting of my heart So I'm takin' back What's mine, you'll miss The slice of heaven that I gave to you last.
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