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Definition of ramp
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Ramp (v. i.) To move by
leaps,
or as by
leaps;
hence,
to move
swiftly
or with
violence..
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Circumvallate
::
Circumvallate
(v. t.) To
surround
with a
rampart
or wall.
Prog
::
Prog (n.) A
vagrant
beggar;
a
tramp.
Grampuses
::
Grampuses
(pl. ) of
Grampu.
Loiterer
::
Loiterer
(n.) An idle
vagrant;
a
tramp.
Boulevard
::
Boulevard
(n.)
Originally,
a
bulwark
or
rampart
of
fortification
or
fortified
town..
Fort
::
Fort (n.) A
strong
or
fortified
place;
usually,
a small
fortified
place,
occupied
only by
troops,
surrounded
with a
ditch,
rampart,
and
parapet,
or with
palisades,
stockades,
or other means of
defense;
a
fortification..
Toucan
::
Toucan
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
fruit-eating
birds of
tropical
America
belonging
to
Ramphastos,
Pteroglossus,
and
allied
genera
of the
family
Ramphastidae.
They have a very
large,
but light and thin, beak, often
nearly
as long as the body
itself.
Most of the
species
are
brilliantly
colored
with red,
yellow,
white,
and black in
striking
contrast..
Curtain
::
Curtain
(n.) That part of the
rampart
and
parapet
which is
between
two
bastions
or two
gates.
See
Illustrations
of
Ravelin
and
Bastion.
Walleteer
::
Walleteer
(n.) One who
carries
a
wallet;
a foot
traveler;
a
tramping
beggar.
Crabbed
::
Crabbed
(n.)
Cramped;
irregular;
as,
crabbed
handwriting..
Counterguard
::
Counterguard
(n.) A low
outwork
before
a
bastion
or
ravelin,
consisting
of two lines of
rampart
parallel
to the faces of the
bastion,
and
protecting
them from a
breaching
fire..
Cast
::
Cast (v. t.) To throw up, as a
mound,
or
rampart..
Rampage
::
Rampage
(v.)
Violent
or
riotous
behavior;
a state of
excitement,
passion,
or
debauchery;
as, to be on the
rampage..
Circumvallate
::
Circumvallate
(a.)
Surrounded
with a wall;
inclosed
with a
rampart.
Trampled
::
Trampled
(imp. & p. p.) of
Trampl.
Goudron
::
Goudron
(n.) a small
fascine
or
fagot,
steeped
in wax,
pitch,
and glue, used in
various
ways, as for
igniting
buildings
or
works,
or to light
ditches
and
ramparts..
Bulwark
::
Bulwark
(v. t.) To
fortify
with, or as with, a
rampart
or wall; to
secure
by
fortification;
to
protect..
Tramper
::
Tramper
(n.) One who
tramps;
a
stroller;
a
vagrant
or
vagabond;
a
tramp.
Cramponee
::
Cramponee
(a.)
Having
a cramp or
square
piece at the end; -- said of a cross so
furnished.
Cramp
::
Cramp (n.) A
device,
usually
of iron bent at the ends, used to hold
together
blocks
of
stone,
timbers,
etc.; a cramp
iron..
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