verb
definition
To move about wildly or violently.
noun
definition
The act of one who rampages.
Examples of rampaging in a Sentence
A typical rampaging run by Beale won a corner on the left.
Joined by their rabbit pal Hutch, the pair must protect their veggies from the rampaging vegetarian beast.
Then the remains of Dave Lister 's curry is transformed into a rampaging monster.
When downloaded onto a PC these rampaging beasts copy files held on the hard disk and e-mail them to another address !
It was at the Auckland based club that Mark fully confirmed his reputation as a tough, rampaging forward.
With the rampaging success of the show's products, it is no surprise that a theme park ride was developed.
Shane Vansen (Kristen Cloke) saw her Marine parents murdered by rampaging AIs.
At Delhi University teachers and students kept vigil around areas where Sikhs lived, guarding them against the rampaging mobs.
It's a much more delicate and florid piece than the loopy Mr. Vengeance or the rampaging monster of a movie that was Oldboy.
A son who is at this moment rampaging round the hospital searching for his wayward father !
The titular "King of the Monsters" debuted in 1954 as a rampaging mutant dinosaur, created as a byproduct of nuclear radiation.