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rip down

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rip something down
to tear something down. (Alludes to something that has been posted or mounted.) The custodian ripped all the posters down at the end of the day. He ripped down the posters.
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They want to rip down the Victorian houses - many of which are crumbling beyond repair - and build new houses and flats.
Another added: "People did rip down trees and fences to make fires and there was one load of mess when the sun started going down, so God knows what it must have been like the next morning.
Not only do they allegedly rip down hotel drapes and are then asked to leave, they then continue to annoy sleeping guests by serenading them with a drunken version of Pride of the Clyde.
 
 
 
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