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tear
tear
tear
(
tɛr
)
n.
a wild drinking bout. (see also
rip
.)
Sally is off on a tear again.
See:
be bored to death
blink tears back
blood, sweat and tears
blood, sweat, and tears
bore (someone) to tears
bore stiff
bore to death
bored silly
bored to tears
break out in tears and break in tears
burst into
burst into tears
crocodile tears
in tears
It is easier to tear down than to build up
It'll end in tears
move to tears
moved to tears
not shed a tear
on a tear
pull hair out
reduce to tears
rip into
rip off
shed a tear
shed crocodile tears
tear
tear a place apart
tear a strip off (someone)
tear across
tear along
tear apart
tear around
tear at
tear at heartstrings
tear away
tear between
tear down
tear from
tear hair
tear heart out
tear into
tear into a place
tear into some place
tear into someone
tear into something
tear it
tear limb from limb
tear loose
tear loose from someone/something
tear off
tear off a strip
tear on
tear one's hair
tear out
tear out of
tear someone a new asshole
tear someone a new one
tear someone up
tear someone/something apart
tear someone/something up
tear through
tear to pieces
tear up
tear up the pea patch
tear-jerker
That does it!
That tears it!
vale of tears
wear and tear
Common Names:
Name
Gender
Pronounced
Usage
Sang-Hun
sahng-hoon
Korean
Odila
-
Ancient Germanic
Balfe
[bælf]
Osher
-
Hebrew
Rosannah
ro-ZAN-ə
English (Rare)
Dan (1)
DAN
(English)
Biblical, Biblical Hebrew, Hebrew
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