tear through



tear through

v.
1. To rip or lacerate something: The nail tore through my stocking. The hook caught on my shirt and tore it through.
2. To move through something with heedless speed; rush headlong through something: The student tore through the park on a bicycle.
3. To move through something with destructive force: The fire tore through the house.
4. To proceed with or accomplish something rapidly or hurriedly: The study group tore through the book the night before the final.
See also: tear

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Elissa (1)-Roman Mythology
GordanGOR-dahn (Serbian, Croatian)Serbian, Croatian, Macedonian
Shanikashə-NEE-kəAfrican American (Modern)
Atwell['ætwəl]
Ercanbald-Ancient Germanic
ClaudiusKLAW-dee-əs (English)Ancient Roman