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rippedadjective slangbeing under the influence of a recreational drugwhen I got to his house, he was already pretty ripped blasted(slang), blitzed(slang), bombed, high, hopped-up, loaded(slang), spaced-out(or spaced), stoned, strung out, wasted(slang), wiped out(slang), zonked, zonked-out addicted, hooked sober, straight abstemious, abstinent, clean, temperateclearheaded, cool, level, steady being under the influence of alcoholcollege kids who need to learn that you don't need to get ripped in order to have a good time besotted, blasted(slang), blind, blitzed(slang), blotto(slang), bombed, boozy, canned(slang), cockeyed, crocked, drunk, drunken, fried, gassed, hammered(slang), high, impaired, inebriate, inebriated, intoxicated, juiced(slang), lit, lit up, loaded(slang), looped, oiled(slang), pickled, pie-eyed, plastered, potted(slang), sloshed(slang), smashed(slang), sottish, soused, sozzled, squiffed(or squiffy), stewed, stiff, stinking(slang), stoned, tanked(slang), tiddly(chiefly British), tight, tipsy, wasted(slang), wet, wiped out(slang) maudlinbeerybefuddled, bleary-eyed, crapulous, dopey(also dopy), rocky, strung out, stupefieddebauched, dissipated, dissolutealcoholic, bibulous, dipsomaniacal in one's cups, in the bag(slang), three sheets in the wind(or three sheets to the wind), under the influence, under the weather sober, straight abstemious, abstinent, dry, temperate, teetotalclearheaded, cool, level, steady to cause (something) to separate into jagged pieces by violently pulling at itthe dog ripped the sleeve of my shirt by grabbing it with his teeth rent(also rended), ribboned, rived, shredded, tattered, tore broke, cleaved(or cleft), ruptured, splitcut, gashed, incised, lacerated, slashedbutchered, dismembered, dissected, hacked, mangled to penetrate with a sharp edge (as a knife)you can see where someone ripped the painting with a penknife cut, gashed, incised, sheared, slashed, sliced, slit crosscut, hacksawed, sawed, scissoredcleaved(or cleft), rived, splitpierced, stabbedbruised, butchered, hacked, haggled, lacerated, mangledrent(also rended), torecarved, chipped, chiseled(or chiselled), notchedanatomized, dissected, sectionedchopped, diced, mincedamputated, cut off, severed to proceed or move quicklythe car went ripping down the road barreled(or barrelled), belted, blasted, blazed, blew, bolted, bombed(slang), bowled, breezed, bundled, bustled, buzzed, cannonballed, careened, careered, chased, coursed, cracked (on), dashed, drove, flew, hared, hastened, hied, highballed, hotfooted (it), humped, hurled, hurried, hurtled, hustled, jetted, jumped, motored, nipped, pelted, raced, rammed, ran(also chiefly dialectical run), rocketed, rushed, rustled, scooted, scurried, scuttled, shot, sped(or speeded), stepped, tore, traveled(or travelled), trotted, whirled, whisked, zipped, zoomed beetled, darted, flitted, scampered, scudded, scuffledstampeded, streaked, whizzedgalloped, jogged, sprintedaccelerated, quickened, stepped outcaught up, fast-forwarded, outpaced, outran, outstripped, overtookarrowed, beelined beat it, got a move on, made tracks, shook a leg, stepped on it crawled, crept, poked dallied, dawdled, dillydallied, dragged, hung (around or out)(also hanged (around or out)), lagged, lingered, loitered, poked, tarriedambled, lumbered, plodded, sauntered, shuffled, strolleddecelerated, slowed (down or up) to separate or remove by forceful pullingrip a sheet off the pad of paper tore, wrenched, wrested, yanked grabbed, nabbed, seized, snapped (up), snatchedlopped (off), nippedamputated, cut (off), dissevered, severedextracted, forced, jerked, pried, prized, pulled, rooted (out), uprooted reattached in 1966 |