tear out

tear out (of some place)

to leave a place in a great hurry. The kids tore out of the house after they broke the window. They saw what they had done and tore out.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Mary	MER-ee (English), MAR-ee (English)	English, Biblical
Dudu	-	Portuguese
Winfred	['winfrid]
ValentÍN	bah-len-TEEN (Spanish)	Spanish, Slovak
Gruffudd	GRIF-idh	Welsh
Jaquelyn	JAK-ə-lin	English (Rare)