tramp

English word for a homeless person who lives on the streets and begs for money. Usually spends money begged for on cheap alcohol. Sometimes play an instrument to earn money and sometimes have a dog.

"No don't throw money to that tramp. He won't spend it on clothes or food like what he needs"

by Jack.M December 28, 2005

tramp stamps

Foodstamps. This was the original definition for the word, until loose women starting getting tats above their ass cracks.

You should have seen it. I was at the grocery store waiting in line and this crack whore with 8 kids was buying soda, steak and lobster. The bitch paid in tramp stamps. I couldn't help myself. I told her to get a job, close her legs and get out of my wallet.

by Larry Tiita April 18, 2009

tramp stamp

A tattoo above a woman's back, near her ass

Janelle has a tramp stamp

by DizzyLizzy February 23, 2007

trampolining

(v.) the act of holding a shirt over ones genitals whilst whipping one's hips and external genitalia in the direction of said shirt, thereby creating the effect in the shirt that is seen on the underside of a trampoline when teenagers jump on it

Jeph, in a celebratory action, pulled down his pants, held his Chrebet jersey taught over his genitalia, trampolining it in front of everyone watching the game.

by Poundtowner January 18, 2010

Tramp

1) a grey dog in a disney film, with a shaggy beared, his girlfriend is called lady

2) a dog that shares his spag bol with a lady, round the back of Luigi's italian restaurant

3) your mum

your mum is a tramp because she had sex with a shaggy bearded waiter, outside Luigi's italian restaurant.

by trashy grandma May 8, 2010

Tramp Stamp

An annoying tattoo, usually written in a obscure language (like Sanskrit), located directly above a woman's ass-crack.

Christina said her Sanskrit tatoo isn't a tramp stamp because it says something meaningfull, but it probably just says "Hit That" in Arabic.

by D. Sanchez 117 December 3, 2010

tramping

In New Zealand, overnight hiking is called tramping. Trampers carry all their gear with them and tramp either to huts (there is an extensive system in the NZ backcountry) or tent camp. Tramping can be a verb as well as an activity as in "I'm all tramped out" at the end of a long day.

We spent the weekend tramping up in Nelson Lakes National Park.

by a keen tramper August 23, 2007