ramstam

[ram-stam]Scot. and North England

adjective

obstinate; headstrong.

noun

a stubborn or thoughtless person.

Origin of ramstam

1780–90; perhaps rhyming compound based on ram¹ and stamp

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British Dictionary definitions for ramstam

ramstam

adverb

headlong; hastily

adjective

headlong; precipitate

Word Origin for ramstam

C18: perhaps from ram + dialect stam to stamp

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