vivisection, vivify, dine and dash

"Insight into the origin of a work concerns the physiologists and vivisectionists of the spirit; never the aesthetic man, the artist!"
― from "On the Genealogy of Morals"

Urban Dictionary: dine and dash

dine and dash - 7 definitions - The action to go in a restaurant,sit at a table, order whatever you want, eat and then leave quick without payin.

A dine and dash (also referred to as "dine and ditch", "chew and screw", or "running the check") is a form of theft, more specifically a form of fraud, in which a patron eats at a restaurant and then leaves without paying.

 vivisection, vivify

vivify
(vĭv'ə-fī')
tr.v., -fied, -fy·ing, -fies.

1. To give or bring life to; animate: vivify a puppet; vivifying the brown grasslands.
2. To make more lively, intense, or striking; enliven: A smile may vivify a face.

[Middle English vivifien, from Old French vivifier, from Late Latin vīvificāre : Latin vīvus, alive + Latin -ficāre, -fy.]

[動](他)…に生命［生気］を与える, を元気［活気］づける, 生き生きとさせる, 鮮明にする.

vìv・i・fi・cá・tion

[名][U]蘇生；復活；活気づけ.

vív・i・fì・er

vivisection

(vĭv'ĭ-sĕk'shən, vĭv'ĭ-sĕk'-)
n.
The act or practice of cutting into or otherwise injuring living animals, especially for the purpose of scientific research.

[MASS NOUN]

1The practice of performing operations on live animals for the purpose of experimentationor scientific research (used only by opponents of such work):the abolition of vivisection

More example sentences

1.1Ruthlessly sharp and detailed criticism or analysis:the vivisection of America’s seamy underbelly

[Latin vīvus, alive; see vivify + (DIS)SECTION.]

vivisectional viv'i·sec'tion·al adj.
vivisectionally viv'i·sec'tion·al·ly adv.
vivisectionist viv'i·sec'tion·ist n.

[名][U][C]

1 生体解剖；((広義に))生体実験.

2 情け容赦のない［仮借なきまでの］批判［吟味, 検討, 追及］.

viv・i・sec・tion・al

[形]

viv・i・sec・tion・al・ly

[副]

viv・i・sec・tion・ist

[名]生体解剖［実験］者；生体解剖［実験］（賛成）論者；情け容赦なく批判［吟味］する人.

dash

v., dashed, dash·ing, dash·es.v.tr.

1. To break or smash by striking violently.
2. To hurl, knock, or thrust with sudden violence.
3. To splash; bespatter.
4. 1. To write hastily. Often used with off: dashed off a note to the dean.
   2. To drink hastily. Often used with down: dashed down a glass of milk.
5. 1. To add an enlivening or altering element to.
   2. To affect by adding another element or ingredient to: ice cream that was dashed with rum.
6. 1. To destroy or wreck: Our dreams were dashed. See synonyms at blast.
   2. To confound; abash.

v.intr.

1. To strike violently; smash.
2. To move with haste; rush: dashed