rampter
rampter by jbclone2003 October 11, 2003
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Rampter by Rat guy 420 June 20, 2022
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ramster
The result of millions of hamsters being released into the New York subways and mating with the enormous rats to create a new breed of super-rodents. The new breed's designation is determined by which one is the "bitch" with "ramster" being the rat in the dominant position. See also hat.
Upon entering the ramster store, the old man's right foot was voraciously bitten off by a mob of angry hats.
ramster by Sidewinder September 16, 2004
rumpter box
rumpter box by Bl@kes March 17, 2007
ramper
Someone who tries to biggup a stock so as to encourage naive buyers to make the price go up, and the ramper sells at a profit.
Ramper: You guys should sell your house and buy as many enron shares as you can cause i know a friend of a friend of a board member and he reckons the price will double soon.
RamperHater: Your are full of shit ramper, stop ramping that turd of a stock.
RamperHater: Your are full of shit ramper, stop ramping that turd of a stock.
ramper by warren buffet March 4, 2004
ramper
A person that performs ground operations for an airline on the apron/tarmac or "ramp" as it is known in the industry. Rampers handle the loading and unloading of baggage and cargo, plus service the aircraft with power, water, heat/AC, and the lavatory.
Within an airline, the term generally refers to the whole of the fleet service employees, though within that work group itself it refers only to those agents that actually service aircraft at the gates. As such, some employees -such as bag runners and bag room agents- dislike the term as they don't consider themselves "rampers".
Within an airline, the term generally refers to the whole of the fleet service employees, though within that work group itself it refers only to those agents that actually service aircraft at the gates. As such, some employees -such as bag runners and bag room agents- dislike the term as they don't consider themselves "rampers".
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