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Synonym for ram [verb]
The synonym ram synonymous definition words:
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bump into [verb]
means "collide"ram
collide [verb]
means "bump into"ram
sheep [noun]
means "animal"buck, ram
smash into [verb]
means "bump into"ram
squeeze [verb]
means "crowd"jam, ram, cram, stuff, charge, cramp
stag [noun]
means "male animal"bull, buck, ram, stud
ramification [noun]
means "radiation"deviation, split, division, branch, divergence, offshoot, separation
rampant [adjective]
means "raging"furious, tumultuous, frenzied, frantic, enraged, turbulent, uncontrolled
ramshackle [adjective]
means "rickety"dilapidated, decrepit, shabby, flimsy, unsteady, unstable, shaky
battlement [noun]
means "bulwark"barrier, bastion, bunker, rampart, dike, wall
connotation [noun]
means "something implied"implication, inference, insinuation, assumption, indication, ramification
disjointed [adjective]
means "incoherent"rambling, muddled, disordered, irregular, disconnected, chaotic
divergence [noun]
means "radiation"deviation, split, division, branch, ramification, offshoot
implication [noun]
means "something implied"connotation, inference, insinuation, assumption, indication, ramification
in the making [adjective]
means "prevalent"abroad, astir, in the air, common, popular, rampant
prevailing [adjective]
means "prevalent"dominant, widespread, popular, predominant, accepted, rampant
roam [verb]
means "wander"stray, ramble, meander, drift, rove, range
stray [verb]
means "roam"wander, ramble, meander, drift, rove, range
stroll [verb]
means "activity"walk, amble, saunter, ramble, meander, wend
stroll [noun]
means "movement"walk, promenade, saunter, ramble
wander [verb]
means "activity"roam, stray, ramble, meander, drift, rove
wander around [verb]
means "knock about"drift, range, roam, ramble, wander, traipse
wayward [adjective]
means "drifting"stray, wandering, erratic, haphazard, rambling, aimless
wend [verb]
means "walk"amble, saunter, ramble, meander, stroll
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