Another Word For Ram

Meaning

The word "ram" can refer to a male sheep, especially one that is older and capable of breeding. In a different context, it can also be a verb meaning to drive something forcefully; for example, to ram a vehicle into another object.

Synonyms

• Male sheep
• Buck
• Stag (in context)
• Smash
• Crash

Antonyms

• Ewe (female sheep)
• Surrender (as a verb opposing 'ram' as in to force)

Etymology

The word "ram" has Old English origins, derived from the word "rammas," which refers to a male sheep. The verb form comes from Middle English "rammen," meaning to beat or strike.

Examples

1. The farmer raised several rams for breeding purposes on his land.
2. The car lost control and rammed into the side barrier.
3. During the wool competition, the best ram was displayed with great pride.
4. The coach urged his players to ram the ball into the end zone for a touchdown.