To tear out
| to pull or draw out by violence; as, to tear out the eyes. |
See also: Tear
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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- To take to task
- To take to the heels
- To take turns
- To take up
- To take up cudgels for
- To take up the cross
- To take up the gauntlet
- To take up the glove
- To take up the hatchet
- To take up with
- To take upon
- To take vent
- To take wind
- To take with
- To talk big
- To talk of
- To talk out of both sides of one's mouth
- To talk over
- To talk shop
- To talk to
- To tang bees
- To tar and feather a person
- To tear a cat
- To tear down
- To tear off
- To tear out
- To tear up
- To tell no store of
- To tell of
- To tell off
- To tell on
- To tell tale of
- To tend a vessel
- to that
- to that degree
- to that effect
- to that extent
- To the backbone
- To the bitter end
- to the contrary
- To the end
- to the fore
- to the full
- to the highest degree
- to the hilt
- to the last
- to the letter
- to the life
- to the limit
- to the lowest degree
- To the question
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- to talk someone's pants off
- to talk the bark off a tree
- to talk the hind leg off a donkey
- to talk the hind leg off a horse
- to talk the hind legs off a donkey
- to talk the hind legs off a horse
- to talk the pants off of someone
- to talk the pants off someone
- to talk through one's hat
- To talk to
- to talk to oneself
- to talk trash
- to talk turkey
- to tan someone's hide
- To tang bees
- To tar and feather a person
- To Taste
- To Taste
- to teach all the tricks of the trade
- to teach an old dog new tricks
- to teach someone or something the ropes
- to teach someone the ropes
- to teach something the ropes
- to teach the ropes
- to teach the tricks of the trade
- To tear a cat
- To tear down
- To tear off
- to tear one's hair
- to tear one's heart out
- To tear out
- To tear up
- to tear up the dance floor
- to tear up the dance-floor
- to tear up the dancefloor
- to teeter totter
- to teeter-totter
- to teetertotter
- to tell (you) the truth
- to tell a tall tale
- to tell chalk from cheese
- to tell it like it is
- To tell no store of
- To tell of
- To tell off
- To tell on
- to tell someone time and time again
- To tell tale of
- to tell tales out of school
- to tell tall tales
- To Tell the Truth
- To Tell the Truth
- To Tell the Truth
- To Tell the Truth
- To Tell the Truth
- To Tell The Truth (1956)
- To Tell the Truth (1980)
- To Tell the Truth (1990)
- To Tell The Truth (2000)
- to tell time and time again
- To Tell You The Truth
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