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rampage

verb as in go crazy; storm

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Another witness, Shah, described seeing the attacker "running with a knife" and "going on the rampage".

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Eventually she develops feelings for Aguni and even shields his body from harm from one of the kings on a rampage.

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Between Del Toro’s two rampaging performances here and in this year’s “The Phoenician Scheme,” I’m convinced there’s nothing nicer than gliding in his wake as he barges through the world.

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In Root's defence, on his first tour he was a rookie exposed to a rampaging Mitchell Johnson, and in his next two he was an over-worked captain.

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Generally regarded as the best dozen ever assembled, with 11 players having won major titles, the US rampaged to an 18½-9½ victory at Walton Heath in Surrey.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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