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1. rip
verb.
(ˈrɪp)
Tear
or
be
torn
violently.
Synonyms
pull
rupture
tear
rive
bust
rend
snap
Antonyms
unite
unify
united
decrease
uncut
Etymology
rip (English)
rippen (Middle English (1100-1500))
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2. rip-off
noun.
The
act
of
stealing.
Synonyms
robbery
heist
3. rip-roaring
adjective.
Uncontrollably
noisy.
Synonyms
rackety
uproarious
noisy
Antonyms
quiet
humorless
soft
euphonious
4. rip
verb.
(ˈrɪp)
Move
precipitously
or
violently.
Synonyms
buck
shoot
tear
charge
shoot down
Antonyms
natural object
finish
closing
angular
square
Etymology
rip (English)
rippen (Middle English (1100-1500))
5. rip
verb.
(ˈrɪp)
Cut
(wood)
along
the
grain.
Synonyms
cut
Antonyms
close
unhitch
Etymology
rip (English)
rippen (Middle English (1100-1500))
6. rip
noun.
(ˈrɪp)
An
opening
made
forcibly
as
by
pulling
apart.
Synonyms
rent
split
tear
gap
snag
opening
Antonyms
sheathe
refrain
disadvantage
linger
laugh
Etymology
rip (English)
rippen (Middle English (1100-1500))
7. rip
noun.
(ˈrɪp)
The
act
of
rending
or
ripping
or
splitting
something.
Synonyms
rent
split
tear
Antonyms
spread
roughen
good person
moral
Etymology
rip (English)
rippen (Middle English (1100-1500))
8. rip
noun.
(ˈrɪp)
A
stretch
of
turbulent
water
in
a
river
or
the
sea
caused
by
one
current
flowing
into
or
across
another
current.
Synonyms
crosscurrent
countercurrent
turbulence
riptide
turbulency
tide rip
Antonyms
thrifty
adduct
abduct
repel
push
Etymology
rip (English)
rippen (Middle English (1100-1500))
9. rip
noun.
(ˈrɪp)
A
dissolute
man
in
fashionable
society.
Synonyms
rake
libertine
rakehell
blood
debauchee
profligate
rounder
roue
Antonyms
repair
success
rich
defend
inelasticity
Etymology
rip (English)
rippen (Middle English (1100-1500))
10. rip
verb.
(ˈrɪp)
Criticize
or
abuse
strongly
and
violently.
Synonyms
round
attack
assault
assail
lash out
snipe
Antonyms
stand still
open
order
good weather
take
Etymology
rip (English)
rippen (Middle English (1100-1500))
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