Definition of "railed" []

• Simple past tense and past participle of rail. (verb)

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• "Palin railed against the federal stimulus package and tore into the recent health care reform law, which she said amounted to a takeover of private industry."
• "Yesterday on CNN, Republican strategist and CNN contributor Mary Matalin railed against Democrats for pushing forward with health reform efforts."
• "Deputy Treasury Secretary Neal Wolin railed against the Chamber of Commerce earlier this year for its lobbying activities against reform, but he is too low profile to get much traction."