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tore along

tore along is the simple past of tear along.

Meaning of tear along

Verb

tear along (third-person singular simple present tears along, present participle tearing along, simple past tore along, past participle torn along)

  1. (transitive) To run quickly along somewhere.
  2. (transitive) To break something into two pieces by separating at a line of perforations.

Questions about tore along

What is tore along the simple past of?
Tore along is the simple past of tear along.

Words near tore along in the dictionary

  1. Tordoff
  2. Tordoia
  3. Tordères
  4. tore
  5. tore a cat
  6. tore along
  7. tore apart
  8. tore ass
  9. tore at
  10. tore away
  11. tore down

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