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
verb:
to get completely man-handled by a gnarly wave; to get pitted beyond belief; to wipeout.
is usually followed by the hang-loose symbol to gain back all lossed surfer pride and to show one's surfer brahs that he/she can still shred the nar.
to get completely man-handled by a gnarly wave; to get pitted beyond belief; to wipeout.
is usually followed by the hang-loose symbol to gain back all lossed surfer pride and to show one's surfer brahs that he/she can still shred the nar.
"yo brah, I totally got wamped by that killer wave."
"I dropped into this gnarly wave but got wamped after realizing it was a killer close out."
"I dropped into this gnarly wave but got wamped after realizing it was a killer close out."
by Kevin "the Cavemann" August 29, 2008
1. A word used after a word or phrase that fails to entertain an individual or group.
2. Also used to describe a person with that is completely the opposite of being attractive.
3. Imitation of the sound used in cartoons as well as game shows.
Origin - Belleville Crew Team, Belleville, NJ
2. Also used to describe a person with that is completely the opposite of being attractive.
3. Imitation of the sound used in cartoons as well as game shows.
Origin - Belleville Crew Team, Belleville, NJ
Why did the chicken cross the road? To get to the other side. "Wamp"
Don't i look beautiful today? "Wamp"
Don't i look beautiful today? "Wamp"
by pRoxXii March 17, 2009
To use one's phallic member in a club-like or swinging motion in order to bruise an individuals eye (give them a "black eye")
by The Evil Beazle June 12, 2017
A very versatile word that can be used in pretty much any situation. Mainly used in place of ‘get’. Or used to describe extreme exhaustion.
1. Normies: “get your tits out”
Sophisticated people: “wamp your tits out”
2. Normies: “I’m so tired”
Sophisticated people: “I’m absolutely wamped”
Sophisticated people: “wamp your tits out”
2. Normies: “I’m so tired”
Sophisticated people: “I’m absolutely wamped”
by Takeshi K January 06, 2021
Any unfortunate person with the affliction of Palmar Hyperhidrosis. This condition is often referred to as Dead Fish Handshake or "Servin' Up Week-old Lunchmeat".
A living legend of Norristown, PA, “Wamps” is a deliberately strange and very outspoken individual who began collecting nicknames as an adolescent. “Fish-Grease” makes himself a target for nicknames because of his poor style of dress, sinister laugh, foul body odor, twisted philosophy, and overall lack of righteousness. Despite his lower back tattoo, “Rat-Scrap” has managed to maintain several groups of friends, most of them being from high school and the rest from hanging out at local bars. For example, when “Patty-Cake” is posted up at Nippers he is known as “Creeper”. If he were to leave Nippers and walk up the street to Chapps, he would be greeted as “Waffles”. “Splish” pretends that the nickname-calling doesn’t bother him, but his evil sneer will show you that he’s irritated. When “Hagfish” gives daps to the people that know him, a firm handshake is out of the question because “Slimer” has palms that are constantly gooey. It is usual for most people to offer “Slick” a fist-pound, of which he will likely refuse because “Squirtchy” knows that pounds are blatantly disrespectful. His closest friends don’t risk touching his fishy hand and if anything, they will attempt to give “Snailer” a simple head-nod. Legend has it that his brain stem was replaced by a salamander membrane (similar to a gland) which keeps his hands sticky. “Gerbil” can also be spotted driving his Ron-Lobster which is a red Mazda that’s been converted to an amphibious underwater exploration vessel.
by john_raw February 22, 2011