stampede out of



stampede out of

some place [for a crowd of people or other creatures] to move rapidly out of a place, as if in panic. The patrons stampeded out of the smoky theater. The cattle stampeded out of the corral.
See also: of, out, stampede

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Veaceslav-Romanian
SukieSOO-keeEnglish
Yngve-Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
WatWAHTEnglish
Applethwaite['æplθweit]
Mercedesmer-THE-dhes (Spanish), mer-SE-dhes (Latin American Spanish)Spanish