uptorn

Just as she reached him, looking at him instead of the rough ground, all rutted with uptorn roots, she slipped and almost fell.

Not that I liked changes, for heart vines bleed freely when uptorn, and friendship's stocks cannot be bought on margin.

But the Big Sandy was now swollen beyond its banks, and the rapid current was filled with floating logs and uptorn trees.

Two of them belonged to the ration-party, and the others were Tommies who had been engaged in relaying the uptorn line.