tearaway
/ˈtɛrəˌweɪ/
noun
- A young person who behaves in a wild, uncontrolled, or rebellious way.
- He was a bit of a tearaway in his youth but settled down later in life.
- The movie is about a tearaway who learns to take responsibility for his actions.
- The neighborhood was worried about the group of tearaways causing trouble after school.
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adjective
- Designed to be easily removed by tearing, especially along a perforated line.
- She bought a tearaway calendar so she could remove each page after the month ended.
- The magazine includes a tearaway coupon for a free sample.
- The notebook has tearaway pages for easy note-sharing.
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