| RAMPAGED | • rampaged v. Simple past tense and past participle of rampage. • RAMPAGE v. to rush around wildly, also RAMPAUGE. |
| RAMPAGER | • rampager n. A person who rampages. • RAMPAGER n. one who rampages. |
| RAMPAGES | • rampages v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of rampage. • RAMPAGE v. to rush around wildly, also RAMPAUGE. |
| RAMPANCY | • rampancy n. The state of being rampant. • RAMPANCY n. the state of being rampant. |
| RAMPARTS | • ramparts n. Plural of rampart. • RAMPART v. to furnish with a fortifying embankment. |
| RAMPAUGE | • rampauge n. Obsolete form of rampage. • rampauge v. Obsolete form of rampage. • RAMPAUGE v. (Scots) to rampage. |
| RAMPICKS | • rampicks n. Plural of rampick. • RAMPICK n. a dead tree or tree decayed at top, also RAMPIKE, RAMPOLE, RANPIKE. |
| RAMPIKES | • rampikes n. Plural of rampike. • RAMPIKE n. a dead tree or tree decayed at top, also RAMPICK, RAMPOLE, RANPIKE. |
| RAMPINGS | • rampings n. Plural of ramping. • RAMPING n. the practice of causing large, false increases in the price of shares etc. by dishonest means. |
| RAMPIONS | • rampions n. Plural of rampion. • RAMPION n. a European plant. |
| RAMPIRED | • rampired v. Simple past tense and past participle of rampire. • RAMPIRED adj. having a rampire. |
| RAMPIRES | • rampires n. Plural of rampire. • RAMPIRE n. a flat-topped defensive mound. |
| RAMPOLES | • RAMPOLE n. a dead tree or tree decayed at top, also RAMPICK, RAMPIKE, RANPIKE. |
| RAMPSMAN | • rampsman n. (Slang, obsolete) A highway robber. • RAMPSMAN n. a person who exploits bookmakers. |
| RAMPSMEN | • rampsmen n. Plural of rampsman. • RAMPSMAN n. a person who exploits bookmakers. |