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6 Jun 2015
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What does tore up mean?
What does tore up mean?
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- English (US)
When talking about a person: The person looks like a mess. The person is not clean, well-mannered or well-kempt.
ie. She all tore up. (Very colloquial/regional use)
As an action it means to have ripped, broken, or severed an object.
ie. I tore up the paper.
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- English (US)
When talking about a person: The person looks like a mess. The person is not clean, well-mannered or well-kempt.
ie. She all tore up. (Very colloquial/regional use)
As an action it means to have ripped, broken, or severed an object.
ie. I tore up the paper.
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