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Definition of tore : 1. imp. of Tear.
2. of Tear
3. Same as Torus.
4. The dead grass that remains on mowing land in winter and spring.
5. The solid inclosed by such a surface; - sometimes called an anchor ring.
6. The surface described by the circumference of a circle revolving about a straight line in its own plane.

Synonyms:

toroid, torus

divided, cleaved, severed, ripped, rented, bifurcated, forked, axed, cut, fissured, split, parted, halved, bisected, torn, ruptured, slitted, branched

jogged, ran, cantered, scooted, scrambled, run, hurried, raced, sprinted, darted, loped, rushed, scurried, galloped, scampered, trotted, dashed, bounded, plunged

Usage examples:

• Mile after mile along his homeward path he broke it down and tore it up. - "The Ball and The Cross", G.K. Chesterton.
• When a messenger came with a note, she tore it open and read this: Please give this man my suit- case and put in what things I need. - "His Second Wife", Ernest Poole.
• He tore himself away from the musketeer and departed. - "Louise de la Valliere", Alexandre Dumas, Pere.