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Definition of tear
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of tear is as below...
Tear (v. i.) To
divide
or
separate
on being
pulled;
to be rent; as, this cloth tears
easily..
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Into
::
Into
(prep.)
Indicating
the
passing
of a thing from one form,
condition,
or state to
another;
as,
compound
substances
may be
resolved
into
others
which are more
simple;
ice is
convertible
into
water,
and water into
vapor;
men are more
easily
drawn than
forced
into
compliance;
we may
reduce
many
distinct
substances
into one mass; men are led by
evidence
into
belief
of
truth,
and are often
enticed
into the
commission
of
crimes'into;
she burst into
tears;
children
are
sometimes
frightened
into fits
Maudlin
::
Maudlin
(a.)
Tearful;
easily
moved to
tears;
exciting
to
tears;
excessively
sentimental;
weak and
silly.
Blubber
::
Blubber
(v. t.) To swell or
disfigure
(the face) with
weeping;
to wet with
tears.
Glycerine
::
Glycerine
(n.) An oily,
viscous
liquid,
C3H5(OH)3,
colorless
and
odorless,
and with a hot,
sweetish
taste,
existing
in the
natural
fats and oils as the base,
combined
with
various
acids,
as
oleic,
margaric,
stearic,
and
palmitic.
It is a
triatomic
alcohol,
and hence is also
called
glycerol.
See Note under
Gelatin..
Soap
::
Soap (n.) A
substance
which
dissolves
in
water,
thus
forming
a
lather,
and is used as a
cleansing
agent.
Soap is
produced
by
combining
fats or oils with
alkalies
or
alkaline
earths,
usually
by
boiling,
and
consists
of salts of
sodium,
potassium,
etc., with the fatty acids
(oleic,
stearic,
palmitic,
etc.).
See the Note
below,
and cf.
Saponification.
By
extension,
any
compound
of
similar
composition
or
properties,
whether
used as a
cleaning
agent or not..
Dehiscence
::
Dehiscence
(n.) A
gaping
or
bursting
open along a
definite
line of
attachment
or
suture,
without
tearing,
as in the
opening
of pods, or the
bursting
of
capsules
at
maturity
so as to emit
seeds,
etc.; also, the
bursting
open of
follicles,
as in the
ovaries
of
animals,
for the
expulsion
of their
contents..
Elaeoptene
::
Elaeoptene
(n.) The more
liquid
or
volatile
portion
of
certain
oily
substance,
as
distinguished
from
stearoptene,
the more solid
parts..
Dirempt
::
Dirempt
(v. t.) To
separate
by
force;
to tear
apart.
Whitetail
::
Whitetail
(n.) The
wheatear.
Scalp
::
Scalp (v. t.) To
deprive
of the
scalp;
to cut or tear the scalp from the head of.
Stearyl
::
Stearrhea
(n.)
seborrhea.
Lachrymiform
::
Lachrymiform
(a.)
Having
the form of a tear;
tear-shaped.
Convellent
::
Convellent
(a.)
Tending
to tear or pull up.
Eyedrop
::
Eyedrop
(n.) A tear.
Tear-falling
::
Tear-falling
(a.)
Shedding
tears;
tender.
Strip
::
Strip (v. t.) To tear off the
thread
from (a bolt or nut); as, the bolt is
stripped..
Ortolan
::
Ortolan
(n.) In
England,
the
wheatear
(Saxicola
oenanthe)..
Tear
::
Tear (n.) That which
causes
or
accompanies
tears;
a
lament;
a
dirge.
Tear
::
Tear (v. t.) To
separate
by
violence;
to pull apart by
force;
to rend; to
lacerate;
as, to tear
cloth;
to tear a
garment;
to tear the skin or
flesh..
Tear
::
Tear (n.) A drop of the
limpid,
saline
fluid
secreted,
normally
in small
amount,
by the
lachrymal
gland,
and
diffused
between
the eye and the
eyelids
to
moisten
the parts and
facilitate
their
motion.
Ordinarily
the
secretion
passes
through
the
lachrymal
duct into the nose, but when it is
increased
by
emotion
or other
causes,
it
overflows
the
lids..
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