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ram raid

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noun

  1. informal a raid in which a stolen car is driven through a shop window in order to steal goods from the shop

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Other Word Forms

  • ram raider noun
  • ram raiding noun

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It was a ram raid on an unprepared England defence.

From BBC

Philip Lancefield, who owns a greengrocers in the same parade of shops, said there had been a few break-ins and a ram raid on the Co-op two years ago but nothing as significant as Friday's .

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In a Facebook post Llanrumney Labour referred to the incident as a "bungled ram raid".

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One user joked, “Looks like they're planning a ram raid to me.”

From Fox News

Social media users made light of the situation with one posting: "Looks like a ram raid to me."

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