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- pronunciation:
- staem
pid
- parts of speech:
- noun, verb
- features:
- Word Combinations (noun, verb)
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noun |
| definition 1: |
the sudden and hurried mass movement of a large group of frightened animals.
Even the sound of lighting a match could startle the cattle and cause a stampede.- similar words:
- bolt, flight
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| definition 2: |
any similar movement or rush of a crowd.
There was a stampede at the store for goods on sale.- similar words:
- dash, rout, rush, scramble
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| related words: |
dash |
adjective + (n.)stampede
annual, virtual
verb + (n.)stampede
catch, cause, crush, join, prevent, set, trigger
(n.)stampede
+ verb
escape, kill, sign
noun + (n.)stampede
buffalo, club, holiday, horse, rat, second
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| part of speech: |
verb |
| inflections: |
stampedes, stampeding, stampeded |
| definition 1: |
to move in or as if in a stampede.
The frightened horses stampeded when the dog ran toward them.- similar words:
- bolt, flee
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| definition 2: |
to cause to move in or as if in a stampede.
We stampeded the cows back to the barn before the storm.- similar words:
- panic, rout, scatter
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| definition 3: |
to rush on, to, or into.
Spectators stampeded the gates.- similar words:
- charge, engulf, overrun, rush, storm, swamp
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rout |
adverb + (v.)stampede
about, again, away, back, down, inside, nearly, out, over, past, there, through, when
(v.)stampede
+ noun
american,
animal,
bedroom,
boy,
bridge,
bug,
bull,
cattle,
child,
choice,
cloud,
company,
congress,
country,
crowd,
customer,
dining,
direction,
door,
earth,
elephant,
exit,
explosion,
fan,
fear,
field,
fire,
foot,
ground,
hallway,
hand,
herd,
hill,
hoof,
horde,
horseback,
internet,
investor,
jungle,
life,
manufacturer,
market,
meat,
media,
movie,
mule,
office,
official,
people,
playground,
prairie,
reason,
record,
retailer,
room,
season,
soccer,
store,
story,
street,
swamp,
tree,
vendor,
water,
woman,
year,
zebra
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