Object

• herd: W Leon Smith When principles stampede the herd British Journalism Review Vol.

• buffalo: For over two thousand years, Indians stampeded buffalo over the mile-long cliff.

• cattle: The cattle stampeded and the cowboys rode in an opposite direction.

Converse of object

• cause: Dodging a charging cheetah or causing an elephant stampede is just a typical afternoon for tiny Tarzan!

• join: This will be telling you to join the stampede of people rushing to the bar to order their last drink of the evening!

• start: He gave them a wide berth, but the 2 guys a little distance in front ran very close and nearly started a stampede.

• ensue: In the ensuing folk rock stampede, Vanguard never did reap the huge folk rock sales of Columbia or even its indie rival Elektra.

• spark: Last week, several hundred Shia pilgrims in Baghdad were killed in a stampede sparked by rumors of a suicide bomber in their midst.

• lead: Supermarkets corral Brazilian beef to lead stampede for bigger profits.

Adjective modifier

• wild: When Team Rocket show up to cause trouble - the Exeggutor go on a wild stampede!

Noun used with modifier

• cattle: In the dry, conditions resemble a cattle stampede, and riders struggle not to choke on the dust.

• buffalo: We narrowly missed being caught in a buffalo stampede, tried herding giraffe and disturbed a leopard on its evening hunt.

Preposition: of

• people: This will be telling you to join the stampede of people rushing to the bar to order their last drink of the evening!

Preposition: for

• exit: Some move forward to intervene, others stampede for the exits.