stampede
21stampede — /stæmˈpid / (say stam peed) noun 1. a sudden scattering or headlong flight of a body of cattle or horses in fright. 2. any headlong general flight or rush. –verb (stampeded, stampeding) –verb (i) 3. to scatter or flee in a stampede. 4. to make an …
22stampede — verb Stampede is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑elephant …
23stampede — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. flight, charge, rampage, onrush. v. panic, rout, alarm, incite, inflame. See fear. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. rush, dash, flight, rout; see run 1 . v. Syn. bolt, rush, panic; see run 2 . III (Roget s 3… …
24Stampede — Stam|pe|de [st..., ʃt..., engl. stæm pi:d] die; , Plur. n, bei engl. Ausspr. s <über gleichbed. engl. amerik. stampede aus mexik. span. estampida, dies aus dem Germ. (verwandt mit dt. stampfen)> wilde Flucht einer in Panik geratenen… …
25stampede — noun a sudden panicked rush of a number of horses, cattle, etc. ↘a sudden rapid movement or reaction of a mass of people due to interest or panic. verb take part or cause to take part in a stampede. Derivatives stampeder noun Origin C19: Mex. Sp …
26stampede — 1. noun the noise caused a stampede Syn: charge, panic, rush, flight, rout 2. verb the sheep stampeded Syn: bolt, charge, flee, take flight; race, rush, career, sweep, run …
27stampede — [stæmˈpiːd] noun [C] a situation in which a group of people or animals all start to run in a very fast uncontrolled way because they are frightened or excited stampede verb [I/T] …
28stampede — n. & v. n. 1 a sudden flight and scattering of a number of horses, cattle, etc. 2 a sudden flight or hurried movement of people due to interest or panic. 3 US the spontaneous response of many persons to a common impulse. v. 1 intr. take part in a …
29Stampede Wrestling — Logo de Stampede Wrestling Création 1948 (Klondike Wrestling) Fondateurs …
30Stampede Wrestling — Form Promotion Gründungsdatum 1930 Reaktiviert 1999 und 2005 Standort Calgary, Albert …
