tear around



tear around (some place)

to move or run around rapidly and perhaps recklessly. The kids were tearing around through the house all day. They've made a real mess. Please don't tear around the house.
See also: around, tear

tear around

Move about in excited or angry haste, as in He tore around the house, looking for the dog. [Second half of 1700s]
See also: around, tear

tear around

v.
1. To move about in excited, often angry haste: The coach tore around after his team lost. The boss is tearing around the office in a fury.
2. To lead a wild life: It's really frightening the way those teenagers tear around.
See also: around, tear

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Rebecare-BE-kah (Spanish)Spanish, Portuguese
ValÉRy-French
Rodney['rɔdni]
Noreennawr-EENIrish, English
Chausiku-Eastern African, Swahili
AntÔNio-Portuguese (Brazilian)