(V) Meaning to leave the scene or to quickly get out of the way. :Origin: Southern urban term used in the late 90s to early 2000s, which was later picked up by northerners who use it for stupid shit that makes southerners cringe for misusing the word.
by TheGiftOf December 8, 2016
Man I lifted that shit and almost got busted, then I got Vamped by some dork who found out where I stashed my shit.
by Vamped October 1, 2009
adj. Extremely ready for what's going to happen next. You can't be ready more than this.
It can be for anything that's next.
It can be more what you know is coming next too.
It can be for anything that's next.
It can be more what you know is coming next too.
Jamarcus was vamped for the party last night. You could just see his eyes, he was as vamped as vamped can get.
by Zak Zekeman May 8, 2014
by Traezyyy July 1, 2021
Vamp It - To enhance the beauty or appearance of something average, bland or dull and bring it to life. To make Vibrant and Bold.
i just bought a new car but it came with the standard features...i need to Vamp It with some new rims and a better stereo.
The neighborhood park is so plain. The Home Owners Association needs to Vamp It and add a basketball court and some volleyball nets!
The neighborhood park is so plain. The Home Owners Association needs to Vamp It and add a basketball court and some volleyball nets!
by @vampitdecor September 18, 2015
could be seen two ways by one person
One day their sex gods, one day their the cutest little shits you've ever seen, they're also criminals of giving thousands of girls feels.
One day their sex gods, one day their the cutest little shits you've ever seen, they're also criminals of giving thousands of girls feels.
friend: your favourite from the vamps just posted a new selfie
me: *trips on stairs, runs outside, screams*
me: *trips on stairs, runs outside, screams*
by thevxmpscon November 8, 2014
In music, vamping is the repeated use of a phrase through an entire song or the improvisation on top of a repeated phrase through a song. Looping, samples and grooves are all examples of vamping, as is almost all popular music with repeated chord progressions. It is not a negative attribute, but implies building on top of a groove to create a song.
by RadiationVibe August 3, 2009