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1. • • Synonyms of tearaway British : a rebellious and unruly or reckless young person
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   What does tearaway mean?

   • Define tearaway. tearaway synonyms, tearaway pronunciation, tearaway translation, English dictionary definition of tearaway. Noun 1. tearaway - a reckless and impetuous person Britain, Great Britain, U.K., UK, United Kingdom, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland -...

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   What does it mean if a young person is a tearaway?

   • If you refer to a young person as a tearaway, you mean that they behave in a wild and uncontrolled way. He blamed lack of parental control for the young tearaways' behaviour. Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner’s Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers 1. British informal 2. British informal Collins English Dictionary.

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   Is there a difference between a responsible driver and a tearaway?

   • Even among young inexperienced motorists, there is a difference between the accident risk of a responsible driver and a tearaway. There will always be tearaways and boom boys. From my own observations, they capture the enthusiasm and imagination of young tearaways who have an absolute obsession with driving away cars.

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   Are there any Tearaways & Boom Boys?

   • There will always be tearaways and boom boys. From my own observations, they capture the enthusiasm and imagination of young tearaways who have an absolute obsession with driving away cars. He may have been a bit of a tearaway in his youth and may even have tattoos on his arms, or something unseemly such as that.

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   Are tearaway pants destroying school discipline?

   • Wild tearaways, wreckers and vandals, who, happily, are still in the minority, are undermining school discipline and community standards and causing an immense loss to public funds by their activities. Basketball and track and field are the two sports most commonly associated with tearaway pants and windpants.

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   Is 68-year-old tearaway expelled?

   • Some want the 68-year-old tearaway expelled from the legislature without further ado. He grew up a male tearaway in a female-dominated family. The former boyband tearaway was now – and still is – the nation's somewhat unhinged sweetheart. He's no tearaway. It turns out she and her tearaway sons are the new tenants at his house.

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   The meaning of TEARAWAY is a rebellious and unruly or reckless young person. How to use tearaway in a sentence.

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   a young person, usually male, who behaves in an uncontrolled way and is often causing trouble: He was a real tearaway at school - he was always in trouble with teachers or with the police. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Uncontrolled.

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   Definition of tearaway noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.

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   tearaway. (teərəweɪ ) Word forms: tearaways. countable noun. If you refer to a young person as a tearaway, you mean that they behave in a wild and uncontrolled way. [British] He blamed lack of parental control for the young tearaways' behaviour. Synonyms: hooligan, delinquent, tough, rough [informal] More Synonyms of tearaway.

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   Synonyms for TEARAWAY: hoodlum, hooligan, gangster, thug, tough, hood, roughneck, ruffian, rowdy, gangbanger.