- rampike
- noun Etymology: origin unknown Date: 1853 an erect broken or dead tree
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
rampike
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rampike — [ram′pīk΄] n. [< ?] Cdn. an upright dead tree, esp. one that is blackened and without branches as a result of fire … English World dictionary
rampike — /ram puyk /, n. Chiefly Canadian. a dead tree, esp. the bleached skeleton or splintered trunk of a tree killed by fire, lightning, or wind. Also called rampick /ram pik /, rampole /ram pohl /. [1585 95; orig. uncert.] * * * … Universalium
rampike — noun A standing dead tree … Wiktionary
rampike — ram·pike … English syllables
rampike — ram•pike [[t]ˈræmˌpaɪk[/t]] n. brit. chiefly can. the upright, skeletal remains of a tree killed by fire • Etymology: 1830–40; orig. uncert … From formal English to slang
rampike — pīk noun Etymology: origin unknown : a dead tree : a pointed stump or partly burned tree : a tree broken off by the wind leaving a splintered end to the trunk … Useful english dictionary
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