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SEXISM is alive and running rampid every single day in this world!
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Unfortuantely, many of the voters in this area do work in Chicago and the suburban regions through there, where crime bosses run rampid - I have no problem with voting for an African American, but I will not vote for a scurvy yellow belly corrupt backed by criminals politicians. angelina aguilar st paul mn
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You are a great example of the rampid ignorance our country harbors .... and I feel sorry for you.
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LMAO the "coke nose" certainly runs rampid in that family!
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Divorce and homesexuality with rampid and anyone who has come from a healthy family is not going to support or agree that this behavior is adding value to our society.
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This militia is only another example of letting fear run rampid.
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Narcoleptic Cheney – er…um….er…um….or is it rampid Cheney?
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People wonder why AIDS, HIV, and other forms of STDs are so rampid in todays society.
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Sara lies sleeping, but she reminds me of better times, of days when trampolines and ring and run were rampid.
motivate-me1 Diary Entry motivate-me1 2004
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It has also undoubtedly opened my eyes to the fact that both the business innovations and ingenuity driving many eco-breakthroughs, as well as the attitude and mindset needed to make sustainability take wind, run rampid in the city by the bay.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Eddie Fernandez 2011
FTLJohnson commented on the word rampid
Adjective
1. a: marked by a menacing wildness, extravagance, or absence of restraint while going to extreme lengths in expressing or pursuing a feeling, interest, or opinion
b: marked by a menacing wildness, extravagance, or absence of restraint while being extremely violent
See: Rampant & Rabid
June 2, 2012
rolig commented on the word rampid
As far as I can tell, "rampid" is (still) non-standard English. People often use it (mistakenly, I would say) for "rampant". The standard phrase is "run rampant".
June 2, 2012