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Webster's Dictionary (1865)

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Ramage

Răm'age, n.

noun

n. [Fr. ramage, from Lat. ramus, a branch; Pr. ramatie, ramatge, Sp. ramage; It. ramaccio.] [Obs.]

  1. Boughs or branches of trees.
  2. The warbling of birds on or among the branches. Drummond.

Ra-māge', a.

adjective

a. [From ramage, n., supra.] Wild; untamed. [Obs.] “The falcon which fleeth ramage.” Gower.