Campa
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Campa
The state of having or using horrible grammar from time to time, in unexpected moments. Also involved with random and wrong word placement.
Antoine: Christianity are you going to cry ?
Christianity: NO!
Antoine: Yes you are,< I can see you in your face>.
Christianity: Antoine that was so Campa.
Christianity: NO!
Antoine: Yes you are,< I can see you in your face>.
Christianity: Antoine that was so Campa.
Campa by TheBounceHouse July 21, 2011
Related Words
campaign • Campa • campable • Campagna • Campaign Promise • Campain • Campanion • campasme • campa nova • Campadonic
campa nova
its someone who needs to get a life and find sumthing better to do than harras people for silly stupid reason, and think she is the dogs b******s of all chavs.
going to get sumit back which they have borrowed and then attack you for no reason, then call the police and blame you so they are campa nova
campa nova by kabibler2011 January 25, 2011
Carmen Campa
She a thottie and she's #proud. You can tell her anything and she'll listen, most likely she wont care. She's laid back and is a very chill person. Overall she’s quiet and can be nice sometimes but that her being her normal self.
R: Hey I told Carmen Campa something and she seemed like she didn’t give a shit
F: oh well Carmen is like that, she really doesn’t care about anything.
F: oh well Carmen is like that, she really doesn’t care about anything.
Carmen Campa by anaxaguero September 17, 2018
John Campa
John Campa by 85634524512qws March 30, 2023
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<.7.9.7.6.>Campa, caMpa, campA<.7.9.7.6.> by IPromiseToDoWhatIPromised May 27, 2025
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