ripped
Definition of ripped
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Examples of ripped in a Sentence
She was wearing ripped jeans.
when I got to his house, he was already pretty ripped
Recent Examples of ripped from the Web
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Beware of ripped tags or irregular markings on apparel.
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The actress shared a photo of her ripped husband as he and a friend set up a keg.
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Those photos show Rojas being detained in a ripped T-shirt and blue jeans.
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At the MTV Movie Awards Sunday night (May 7), pop music royalty, Paris Jackson, wore a statement-making ripped rocker-tee celebrating former first lady Michelle Obama.
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Dressed in ripped black jeans, a bulky sweater, and black boots, her blond hair pulled back in a topknot, Larson looks like a typical young Angeleno.
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Dressed in ripped black jeans, a bulky sweater, and black boots, her blond hair pulled back in a topknot, Larson looks like a typical young Angeleno.
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A brother saves his sister by rendering her androgynous, slashing her long hair with a machete, binding her breasts with the fabric from a ripped T-shirt.
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A brother saves his sister by rendering her androgynous, slashing her long hair with a machete, binding her breasts with the fabric from a ripped T-shirt.
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First Known Use of ripped
1966
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RIPPED Defined for English Language Learners
ripped
Definition of ripped for English Language Learners
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: having rips : torn, split, or opened
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: having a strong and muscular body or shape with little fat
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