Definitionadj. resembling a sound of violent tearing as of something ripped apart or lightning splitting a tree
Last update: June 13, 2015
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Tammy and Sarah were in the kitchen when she returned, and Tammy was standing in a chair ripping the cover off some chocolate chip cookies. [Please select]
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And we do have the most ripping time. [Please select]
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You know that ripping white serge coat and skirt you sent me. [Please select]
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Nearer and nearer it came, until every flash was followed by a sound like ripping. [Please select]
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Don't you sympathize with me, when I expected her to be so ripping. [Please select]
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"We've ripping rivers there," replied the Cuckoo, "bigger than this by lots, and with tree-ferns up in the bush." [Please select]
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"We'll have ripping fun in the hall, if we can't be outside," beamed Addie.' [Please select]
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The crackle of the rifles was incessant and at the distance sounded like the ripping of heavy cloth. [Please select]
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"Well, anyway," said Jimmy, putting away the moral question, "we've got a ripping day for the woods." [Please select]
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This made my task a comparatively easy one; I sometimes shudder to think what it might have been if Betty had not thought I was a "ripping good fellow." [Please select]
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I bought a ripping pony and my plan is to cut away from all my magnificent equipment and try to overtake Buller before he reaches Ladysmith and send back for the heavy things later. [Please select]
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