by Jizzbasket April 4, 2019
This term is used to refer to canoeing that is unusually onerous and complicated due to any number of challenges such as strainers, shallow water, or too many portages. It is derived from the intense canoe passage traveled by and named for the Wampanoag Nation in Massachusetts.
Upon returning to civilization with a leech dangling from his ankle, dozens of mosquito bites and blood stained clothes, Sam's friends asked if he had just gone canoeing. "No, my friends, not canoeing. I have been wamping."
by flamingwhisper May 31, 2010
by SLBNFS July 4, 2013
wamp is an ill-defined term that is open to interpretation. you may think “damp” or “vamp” when you see it. it can also be a verb in any context
by poor unforture wamp March 29, 2019
The act of being pulled over and/or sub-sequentially being arrested the Police or other lawful authorities. Very common term in Nashville,TN..which is not as country as the nation thinks.
William: Where were you? You're 30 minutes late!
Kyron: I was on my way and got wamped by the boys.
John: My license is suspended
Justin: What happened?
John: I was speeding and I got wamped for the fifth time.
Kyron: I was on my way and got wamped by the boys.
John: My license is suspended
Justin: What happened?
John: I was speeding and I got wamped for the fifth time.
by Juteaux May 17, 2012
being savagely or devastatingly killed in a repetitive manner during an online game of Call of Duty.
See "Wamping" for the definition of being the individual who dishes out the wamped action
See "Wamping" for the definition of being the individual who dishes out the wamped action
Player 1 "What happened last game man?"
Player 2 "Idk, I always get wamped in Team Deathmatch."
That kid wamped me with a crossbow bolt.
Player 2 "Idk, I always get wamped in Team Deathmatch."
That kid wamped me with a crossbow bolt.
by BrewinPheeners January 10, 2011
An exclamatory remark uttered at volume to express disapproval or to condemn.
-Meant to be a sound that simulates a game show's "wrong' buzzer.
-Origin credited to students of the Roost residence hall's 5th floor at the University of South Carolina.
-Meant to be a sound that simulates a game show's "wrong' buzzer.
-Origin credited to students of the Roost residence hall's 5th floor at the University of South Carolina.
"We could call those girls that were over here the other night..."
"The fat ones?? WAAAMP!!"
"Wamp that."
"that's a big wamp on that one chief"
"The fat ones?? WAAAMP!!"
"Wamp that."
"that's a big wamp on that one chief"
by Bobby Murray February 19, 2008