rip
verb (used with object)
to cut or tear apart in a rough or vigorous manner.
rippable
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a word derived from
rip.
Example Sentences
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My goal has always been dream lines: big, clean, rippable lines in good snow.
From Seattle Times ● Nov. 3, 2022
"The waves are so fun and rippable," said Parkes.
From Time Magazine Archive
The second event of the Goldfish Surf Series went down at 24th Street in Cayucos in rippable 3-4 glassy conditions.
From Time Magazine Archive
All seven amateur divisions competed on Saturday in super rippable 3 foot peaks.
From Time Magazine Archive
Now Crisler uniforms his teams in flimsy zephyr cloth so rippable that Harmon once used up 20 jerseys in one season.
From Time Magazine Archive
