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Rip

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Meaning

Noun

A
(in
, etc.).
A type of strong,
or current.
In New Zealand English:
  • A type of strong,
    or current.
  • A
    : a strong
    of
    ,
    from the
    , that
    water from
    waves.
  • A
    (dose) of marijuana.
    In British English:
    A
    given for
    schoolwork.
    Something
    , a rip-off.
    In Computing & New Zealand English:
    Data or
    from a CD, DVD, Internet
    , etc. to a
    ,
    , etc.
    A fart.
    Something
    or
    ; a work
    from plagiarism.
    In Music:
    A
    the main
    to be played.
    Ellipsis of
    (“saw for
    along its grain”)..
    In Canadian English:
    A joyride.
    A
    for fish.
    In Regional English:
    A
    ; a nag.
    In Regional English:
    An
    ; a
    , a scoundrel.
    In Scottish English:
    A
    of
    grain.
    In Molecular biology:
    Repeat-induced
    , a process by which both
    of
    are mutated.
    In American English & Law enforcement:
    Initialism of
    in pay.

    Verb

    To
    or
    the
    of (especially something
    , such as
    or
    ), by
    or
    ; to
    or out by violence.
    To
    ; to
    become two parts.
    To
    , or
    by,
    or tearing.
    To
    and destructively.
    In Woodworking:
    To
    along (parallel to) the grain.
    In Computing & New Zealand English:
    To
    from a CD, DVD, Internet
    , etc; to a
    ,
    , etc.
    To take a "hit" of marijuana.
    To
    audibly.
    In American English:
    To
    or
    (someone
    ). (often used with on and into)
    To
    ; to
    off.
    To
    or
    ; to
    headlong.
    To
    for
    or
    , or for
    ; to
    to
    ; to
    ; to
    ; usually with up.
    In Surfing:
    To
    well.

    Intj

    In Death:
    Initialism of
    ,
    , and
    in peace..
    ⚠️
    Initialism of
    in piss.
    Initialism of
    in power.

    Name

    Routing information
    , a
    used in local and
    area networks.
    A
    from Dutch
    Sourced from
    Wiktionary

    Origin

    rip
    English
    arrow
    rippen
    Middle English (1100-1500)
    Sourced from
    Etym
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