fortear.
To tear up; tear to pieces.
Meaning & usage
To tear up; tear to pieces.
Where this word comes from
From Middle English forteren, possibly from Old English *forteran, from Proto-West Germanic *frateran (“to tear up”). By surface analysis, for- (“up, completely”) + tear. Cognate with Dutch verteren (“to devour”), German Low German vertehren (“to consume”), German verzehren (“to consume”).
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