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Tear
Tear
n.
A
partially
vitrified
bit
of
clay
in
glass
.
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
.
Tear
n.
Something
in
the
form
of a
transparent
drop
of
fluid
matter
;
also
, a
solid
,
transparent
,
tear
-
shaped
drop
, as of
some
balsams
or
resins
.
Tear
n.
That
which
causes
or
accompanies
tears
; a
lament
; a
dirge
.
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
v. t.
Hence
, to
divide
by
violent
measures
; to
disrupt
; to
rend
; as, a
party
or
government
torn
by
factions
.
Tear
v. t.
To
rend
away
; to
force
away
; to
remove
by
force
; to
sunder
; as, a
child
torn
from
its
home
.
Tear
v. t.
To
pull
with
violence
; as, to
tear
the
hair
.
Tear
v. t.
To
move
violently
; to
agitate
.
Tear
v. i.
To
divide
or
separate
on
being
pulled
; to be
rent
; as,
this
cloth
tears
easily
.
Tear
v. i.
To
move
and
act
with
turbulent
violence
; to
rush
with
violence
;
hence
, to
rage
; to
rave
.
Tear
n.
The
act
of
tearing
, or
the
state
of
being
torn
; a
rent
; a
fissure
.
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