Tear ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Tear ( noun )

1. A droplet of clear salty liquid from the eye, typically produced to lubricate the eye or in response to an emotional state such as sadness or irritation.
2. An act of tearing or a rent made by tearing.
3. A drop or stream of liquid that falls or drips.

Origin:

The word 'tear' has come from the old english word 'tǣr' meaning tear, drop or a drop from the eye.

Examples:

1. She had a tear in her eye when she saw the old picture.
2. A small tear appeared in the fabric when he pulled on it.
3. The little girl cried a stream of tears.
4. He could see tears forming in her eyes.
5. She put the letter away and a single tear rolled down her cheek.

(As a verb)

Tear ( verb )

1. A droplet of clear salty liquid from the eye, typically produced to lubricate the eye or in response to an emotional state such as sadness or irritation.
2. An act of tearing or a rent made by tearing.
3. A drop or stream of liquid that falls or drips.

Origin:

The word 'tear' has come from the old english word 'tǣr' meaning tear, drop or a drop from the eye.

Examples:

1. She had a tear in her eye when she saw the old picture.
2. A small tear appeared in the fabric when he pulled on it.
3. The little girl cried a stream of tears.
4. He could see tears forming in her eyes.
5. She put the letter away and a single tear rolled down her cheek.