1. To cause to start off in a panic.

2. To start off in a panic.

3. A sudden panic seizing a herd of animals, under which they take flight and run for miles; flight due to panic.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• stapped,
• stameped,
• stampled,
• stampade,
• stampted,
• stammed,
• slamped,
• stampered,
• stamed,
• stampped,
• stammped,
• stamoed,
• stampeed,
• samped,
• staped,
• stampeeded,
• stampe,
• stampeid,
• stampied,
• stmped

• stampley,
• stemper,
• stomper,
• stomp,
• stamps,
• stamp pad,
• stamp,
• Stemple,
• stamper,
• stumble,
• stump,
• stumper,
• stamped,
• Stumpe.

The adjective form of the word "stampede" is "stampeding".

The plural of the "stampede" can be the "stampedes".

The singular of the "stampede" can be the "stampede".