scamp
skæmp
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Definition of scamp - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
mischievous personperson who behaves mischievously or irresponsibly
  • The little scamp hid his sister's toys just for fun..
rascal rogue
2.
childrenmischievous child often liked despite naughtiness
  • The little scamp hid my shoes again.
imp rascal rogue
3.
advertisingTECH.preliminary design sketch in advertisingTECH.
  • The team reviewed the scamp before finalizing the ad.
rough sketch

Verb

slipshod workRaredo something in a skimpy or slipshod fashionRare
  • She scamped the report, missing key details.
botch skimp
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Images of scamp

  • scamp: preliminary design sketch in advertising
    preliminary design sketch in advertising

Origin of scamp

Dutch, schampen (to run away)

Examples of scamp in a sentence

  • Everyone knew him as the neighborhood scamp.
  • That scamp always finds a way to make us laugh.
  • Everyone loves the scamp despite his endless pranks.
  • The designer presented a scamp to illustrate the concept.
  • They sketched a scamp to visualize the campaign's theme.
  • He scamped the painting, leaving it unfinished.

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  1. French:coquin, bâcler, ...
  2. German:Lausbub, schlampen, ...
  3. Italian:birichino, trascurare, ...
  4. Spanish:pícaro, chapucear, ...
  5. Portuguese:malandro, negligenciar, ...
  6. Chinese:顽皮鬼, 马虎地做, ...
  7. Japanese:いたずらっ子, いい加減に仕上げる, ...
  8. Arabic:مَشَاغِب, أهمل العمل, ...
  9. Hebrew:פַּרְחַח, לְחַפֵּף, ...
  10. Russian:проказник, халтурить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:шибеник, зробити недбало, ...
  12. Hindi:शरारती बच्चा, लापरवाही से करना, ...

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