Jafje's definitions
1. Occurring unchecked: Happening in an unrestrained manner, usually so as to be regarded as a menace
rampant inflation.
2. Botany growing wildly: Growing strongly and to a very large size, or spreading uncontrollably.
3. Fierce: Exhibiting ferocious behavior or fierceness of spirit.
4. Heraldry on hind legs: Describes a heraldic beast depicted rearing up, in profile, and with its forelegs raised, the right one above the left.
5. Construction with unequal supports: Having a support or an abutment that is higher on one side than the other.
rampant inflation.
2. Botany growing wildly: Growing strongly and to a very large size, or spreading uncontrollably.
3. Fierce: Exhibiting ferocious behavior or fierceness of spirit.
4. Heraldry on hind legs: Describes a heraldic beast depicted rearing up, in profile, and with its forelegs raised, the right one above the left.
5. Construction with unequal supports: Having a support or an abutment that is higher on one side than the other.
by Jafje April 15, 2007
Get the Rampantmug. by Jafje May 19, 2007
Get the Limburgs mug. Province in the Northern part of The Netherlands. Known for its many polders, rivers, lakes... Lots of water there. Also a province where many farmers still ware "klompen" (= wooden shoes).
by Jafje May 20, 2007
Get the Frieslandmug. 1. Dark and gloomy: Lacking light or brightness and producing a dull, dark, or melancholy atmosphere.
2. Dark in color: Having a color or tone that is dark, dull, or suitable for a serious mood or occasion.
3. Serious and melancholy: Marked by or conveying strict seriousness combined with sadness or a troubled state of mind.
NOTE: Sombre is the American version of the word 'Somber'. Somber is Canadian and UK spelling.
2. Dark in color: Having a color or tone that is dark, dull, or suitable for a serious mood or occasion.
3. Serious and melancholy: Marked by or conveying strict seriousness combined with sadness or a troubled state of mind.
NOTE: Sombre is the American version of the word 'Somber'. Somber is Canadian and UK spelling.
by Jafje April 5, 2007
Get the Sombremug. From the Dutch language;
*In Dutch: Laden (infinitive), (past tense, plural) (be/ge)laden.
*In English: To load (inf.), (past tense)loaded.
In English it's an adjective meaning;
1. Heavily loaded.
2. Oppressed by something: weighed down by a problem or an unpleasant feeling such as doubt or unhappiness.
*In Dutch: Laden (infinitive), (past tense, plural) (be/ge)laden.
*In English: To load (inf.), (past tense)loaded.
In English it's an adjective meaning;
1. Heavily loaded.
2. Oppressed by something: weighed down by a problem or an unpleasant feeling such as doubt or unhappiness.
1. Fruit-laden boughs.
2. Laden with guilt.
2. Laden with guilt.
by Jafje September 9, 2007
Get the Ladenmug. 
by Jafje May 25, 2007
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