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Synonym for rip [verb]

The synonym rip synonymous definition words:
means "tear"
cut, split, slash, shred, rend, slit, cleave
- conjugate verb rip
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rip [noun]

means "tear"
cut, cleavage, laceration, split, rent
Further results for the word "rip"

claw [verb]

means "attack with claws"
rip, tear, scratch, slash, gash, draw blood
- conjugate verb claw
- translate claw

pluck [verb]

means "pick"
jerk, pull, rip, snatch, tear, tug
- conjugate verb pluck

pull [verb]

means "activity"
rip, disjoint
- conjugate verb pull

rend [verb]

means "tear"
strain, stretch, pull, sprain, twist, rip
- conjugate verb rend

rent [noun]

means "nature"
rip, breach, break, cleft, crack, crevice

slit [verb]

means "cut"
gash, slash, rip, slice, split, tear
- conjugate verb slit

sputter [verb]

means "spit"
rip, spatter, slobber, splutter
- conjugate verb sputter

tear [verb]

means "action"
cut, split, lacerate, rip, sever, cleave
- conjugate verb tear

tear [noun]

means "nature"
fissure, rip, split, gash, laceration, break

rip-off [noun]

means "misrepresentation"
charlatanism, duplicity, quackery, fraud, deception, hoax, dishonesty

ripe [adjective]

means "state"
ready, complete, finished, prepared, set, developed, consummate, perfect

ripe [adjective]

means "property"
mellow, aged, seasoned, matured, grown, mature

ripen [verb]

means "mature"
decline, age, develop, season, deteriorate, mellow
- conjugate verb ripen

riposte [noun]

means "answer"
response, retort, rejoinder, replication, reply

ripple [verb]

means "undulate"
vibrate, purl, wave, ruffle, oscillate
- conjugate verb ripple

ripple [verb]

means "fret"
agitate, curl, dimple, riffle
- conjugate verb ripple

ripple [noun]

means "wave"
undulation

acidify [verb]

means "cause fermentation"
effervesce, bubble, work, foam, sour, ripen
- conjugate verb acidify

adult [adjective]

means "animal"
full-grown, mature, grown-up, ripe, developed, grown

age [verb]

means "state"
mature, decline, ripen, develop, season, deteriorate
- conjugate verb age
- translate age

breaker [noun]

means "wave"
surf, curl, swell, surge, crest, ripple

burglarize [verb]

means "steal"
burgle, break in, rob, thieve, ransack, rip off
- conjugate verb burglarize

consummate [adjective]

means "ideal"
exquisite, perfect, total, transcendent, supreme, ripe

develop [verb]

means "grow"
acquire, mature, form, evolve, advance, ripen
- conjugate verb develop

evolve [verb]

means "grow"
acquire, mature, form, develop, advance, ripen
- conjugate verb evolve

ferment [verb]

means "cause fermentation"
effervesce, bubble, work, foam, sour, ripen
- conjugate verb ferment

full-grown [adjective]

means "grown"
adult, mature, grown-up, ripe, developed

gurgle [verb]

means "make water sound"
bubble, murmur, babble, ripple, sputter, purl
- conjugate verb gurgle

lap [verb]

means "surf action"
ripple, roll, undulate, splash, bubble, gurgle
- conjugate verb lap

mature [verb]

means "activity"
grow, develop, age, ripen, evolve, mellow
- conjugate verb mature

mature [adjective]

means "property"
adult, developed, grown, aged, full-grown, ripe

matured [adjective]

means "developed"
grown, adult, full-fledged, full-grown, ripened, completed

mellow [verb]

means "mature"
ripen, develop, mollify, perfect, improve, soften
- conjugate verb mellow

plash [noun]

means "splash"
ripple

purl [verb]

means "make water sound"
bubble, murmur, babble, ripple, sputter, gurgle
- conjugate verb purl

quackery [noun]

means "misrepresentation"
charlatanism, duplicity, rip-off, fraud, deception, hoax

replication [noun]

means "answer"
response, retort, rejoinder, reply, riposte, copy

reply [noun]

means "speech"
answer, response, retort, rejoinder, replication, riposte

retort [noun]

means "reply"
repartee, rejoinder, response, riposte

scam [noun]

means "fraud"
rip-off, gyp [US], cheating, stealing, swindle, cheat

screw [verb]

means "activity"
hurt, swindle, rip-off
- conjugate verb screw

supreme [adjective]

means "ideal"
exquisite, perfect, total, transcendent, consummate, ripe

transcendent [adjective]

means "ideal"
exquisite, perfect, total, consummate, supreme, ripe

undercurrent [noun]

means "undertow"
flow, rip-tide, cross-current, drift, inclination

undertow [noun]

means "undercurrent"
cross-current, rip-tide, eddy

undulation [noun]

means "wave"
ripple

victimise [verb]

means "mistreat"
swindle, rip-off
- conjugate verb victimise

victimize [verb]

means "mistreat"
swindle, rip-off
- conjugate verb victimize

wave [noun]

means "sea"
ripple
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