Rampede
If she doesn't get to talk to a manager RIGHT NOW, Karen will rampede through the store, and we don't want that.
Rampede by InfiniteOvenMitt May 1, 2020
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Ramped up
To become mentally and physically prepared.
To become excited.
To elevate ones readiness.
To be overexcited.
To become excited.
To elevate ones readiness.
To be overexcited.
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Rampede • Ramped • Rampedant • Ramped up • Rampee • Rampeneren • Rapedemic • rape-deal • Rape Delay • Rape-den
Rampee
Individuals that work on the ramp/flight line at the airport. They are known for spilling fuel, bashing baggage carts, tearing up tugs, and overfilling the lavatory carts, not to mention messing up your luggage.
Rampeneren
wilmer is standing on the dancefloor and he hears a song and starts dancing, he really likes it a lot! the dancing he does with his mind focussed alot on it means rampeneren
Rampeneren by Daniel Jacobs May 22, 2006
Rampedant
Rampedant by Ste and Lew (Immature Students) April 1, 2007
Ramped
Ramped by NutmegNinja November 21, 2019
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