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rip|ping — «RIHP ihng», adjective, adverb. Especially British Slang. fine; splendid: »a ripping good business (H. G. Wells). –rip´ping|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
ping — clip·ping·ly; clod·hop·ping; cop·ping; dip·ping·ly; drop·ping·ly; en·trap·ping·ly; hop·ping·ly; im·ping·er; knap·ping; ku·ping; milk·sop·ping; or·ping·ton; pei·ping; rip·ping; rip·ping·ly; rue·ping; schap·ping; skip·ping·ly; snap·ping·ly;… … English syllables
rip — cir·rip·e·da; de·rip·ia; do·rip·pid; do·rip·pi·dae; eu·rip·i·de·an; flo·rip·a·rous; hor·rip·i·late; hor·rip·i·la·tion; pe·rip·a·toid; pe·rip·a·top·sis; pe·rip·a·tus; pe·rip·e·ty; pe·rip·lo·ca; pe·rip·ter·al; pe·rip·ter·os; pe·rip·tery;… … English syllables
rip — I [[t]rɪp[/t]] v. ripped, rip•ping, n. 1) to cut or tear apart roughly or vigorously: to rip open a seam[/ex] 2) to cut or tear away roughly or vigorously: to rip bark from a tree[/ex] 3) to saw (wood) in the direction of the grain 4) to become… … From formal English to slang
rip|rap — «RIHP RAP», noun, verb, rapped, rap|ping. –n. 1. a wall or foundation of broken stones thrown together irregularly. 2. broken stones so used. –v.t. to build or strengthen with loose, broken stones. ╂[American English, reduplication of rap1, or r … Useful english dictionary
un|rip — «uhn RIHP», transitive verb, ripped, rip|ping. 1. to open up or detach by or as if by ripping; tear or pull open or off. 2. to lay open by slicing; slit … Useful english dictionary
ripping — rip·ping … English syllables
rippingly — rip·ping·ly … English syllables
ripping — rip|ping [ rıpıŋ ] adjective BRITISH INFORMAL OLD FASHIONED used for describing something that you think is excellent … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
ripping — rip•ping [[t]ˈrɪp ɪŋ[/t]] adj. brit. Chiefly Brit. excellent; splendid; fine … From formal English to slang
