ramshack
/ˈramʃak/(also ramshag) United States regional (chiefly southern and Midland, in African-American usage)
verb
[with object] = ransack.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Forest and Stream: a weekly journal of the rod and gun. Variant of ransack, perhaps influenced by ramshackle, ramshackled, although compare also forms at ranshackle.
- substantivize
- substantize
- substate
- substation
- substellar
- substituend
- substituent
- substitutability
- substitutable
- substitute
- substitute bench
- substitute broker
- substitute brokerage
- substituted service
- substitute feeding
- substitute fiber
- substitute fibre
- substituteless
- substituter
- substitute's bench
- substitutes' bench
- substitutes bench
- substitute teach
- substitute teacher
- substitute teaching