simple past tense and past participle of rip
"The fabric ripped when he pulled his shirt over his head."
In plain English: To rip something means to tear it apart so that pieces separate from each other.
"He ripped the tag off his new shirt in excitement."
stupefied or excited by a chemical substance (especially alcohol)
"a noisy crowd of intoxicated sailors"
"helplessly inebriated"
Torn, either partly or into separate pieces.
"The old sweater was ripped at the sleeve after catching on a fence."
In plain English: Ripped means having tears, holes, or frayed edges in clothing that look intentionally worn and stylish.
"He was wearing ripped jeans that had holes in both knees."
Usage: Use "ripped" to describe clothing that has been intentionally torn as part of a fashion style rather than accidentally damaged. Avoid using this term for objects like paper or fabric unless the tearing is significant enough to compromise their structural integrity.