stampede
بھگدڑ
definition
verb
the nearby sheep stampeded as if they sensed impending danger
(of horses, cattle, or other animals) rush wildly in a sudden mass panic.
noun
What sounded like a stampede of wild rhinoceroses roused her from her sleep.
a sudden panicked rush of a number of horses, cattle, or other animals.
example
They lost the child in a 'stampede' of people rushing to higher ground.
Indonesian player Mistar, 25, was killed by a 'stampede' of wild pigs that overran his team's training field in 1995.
This cheap cartoon series has caused a knee-high gold rush, as children 'stampede' to spend their monthly allowance (once known as pocket money) on the cult.
Last year I was nearly crushed in a 'stampede' by my horses as I tried to bring them in for the night; again because of an air bomb exploding about their heads.
a 'stampede' of bargain hunters
If attacked, the herd could 'stampede' , or ‘circle the wagons’ and fend off predators.
don't let them 'stampede' us into anything
a 'stampede' of bargain hunters
Once they tried to drive a herd of several hundred ponies through the line to disrupt and 'stampede' the pack animals, but the attempt failed.
The final bell rang and everyone rushed out the door like a wild 'stampede' of animals.
the herd was fleeing back to the high land in a wild 'stampede'
The sound of a car revving up and suddenly moving reached my ears, and it was not long before a black car came to my side with a 'stampede' of crazed animals following.
Back at the Cafe Kronborg as the crowd built up, the smells of the food put an edge to the appetite, until the normal food rush became a 'stampede' .
Without warning, there was a sudden 'stampede' running full pelt up from the disaster site, men and women in fatigues, burly construction workers, firemen in bunker gear.
Teri Hatcher has reportedly been caught up in a terrifying elephant 'stampede' .
A section of fencing was broken down and advertising hoardings flattened in the 'stampede' as rival fans charged from end to end of the pitch.
But they must confront all sorts of dangers, including a rabid hunter and a 'stampede' of great beasts if they are to win the game and conquer Jumanji.
Flames quickly surrounded hundreds of revellers packed inside the tiny dance club, triggering a 'stampede' to escape, fire officials said.
Their release created a 'stampede' of users to Windows Update, resulting in slow response times yesterday.
Brands took to the mountains, bike trails, ski slopes and other destinations in a 'stampede' of marketers trying to flee the clutter of the mass market.
Shortly after they opened the Brooklyn Bridge in 1883, a rumour about its imminent collapse triggered a panicked 'stampede' that killed 12 people.
Property developers are rushing to release high-end flats in the wake of the 'stampede' for units at Henderson Land Development's Grand Promenade project.
A pensioner was badly injured on Tuesday after being caught in a horse 'stampede' at a Norwegian beauty spot.
I think the correct description is that a lot of the financial analysts are essentially herd animals, and they follow the 'stampede' in whichever direction it's going.
A couple have told how they are lucky to be alive after a horse pulling their carriage ran amok and started a 'stampede' during a holiday pleasure trip.
Lia was looking around her shoulder, as if she was expecting a 'stampede' of wild animals to come charging down the corner.
Crowds of shoppers 'stampede' their supermarkets.
The way film-makers have grappled with that challenge - first avoiding it, then rushing at it in a collective 'stampede' - is not just a story about the evolution of the cinema.
This year, over-exuberant noise caused the animals to 'stampede' , and several onlookers were seriously injured, including Nobatule's husband.
Soon, adult voices began calling out to each other, and the girls backed against the wall of the candy shop to avoid a sudden 'stampede' .
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