Carved

"Carved" can refer to several things, depending on the context. Here are the most common interpretations:

1. As a Verb (Past Tense of Carve)

• To Cut or Sculpt:The act of shaping hard material (wood, stone, ivory, etc.) by cutting or chipping away parts.

  Example:"He carveda beautiful eagle out of a block of pine."

• To Cut Meat:Slicing cooked meat into pieces.

  Example:"She carvedthe Thanksgiving turkey at the head of the table."

• To Engrave or Inscribe:Cutting a design or letters into a surface.

  Example:"Their initials were carvedinto the old oak tree."

• To Achieve or Create (figurative):To establish or shape something through great effort.

  Example:"She carvedout a successful career in a competitive field."

2. As an Adjective

• Sculpted or Shaped:Having a defined, often artistic form created by cutting.

  Example:"The carvedmahogany panel was a masterpiece."

• With Defined Muscles (Slang):A very fit, muscular physique with clear definition.

  Example:"After years of training, he had a carved, athletic build."

3. In Pop Culture

• "Carved: The Slit-Mouthed Woman" (2007):A Japanese horror film (Kuchisake-onna) about a vengeful spirit with a mutilated mouth.
• "Carved" (Video Games/Music):Sometimes used as a title or descriptor in other media for something with a sculpted, eerie, or intricate quality.

4. Common Phrases & Idioms

• Carved in stone:Something permanent and unchangeable.

  Example:"The plan isn't carved in stone; we can adapt."

• Carve a niche:To create a special place for oneself.
• Carve up:To divide something, often ruthlessly or unfairly.

If you were thinking of something more specific(like the horror movie, a particular art form, or a slang term), feel free to provide more context! I can give you a more detailed explanation.