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.
See also: out, tear

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Hortensius-Ancient Roman
Drust-Ancient Celtic
Gionatajo-NAH-tahItalian
Sara['sa:rə]
Evie['evi]
AngÉLiqueawn-zhe-LEEKFrench