by greg November 21, 2003
Some shit you do in the Hamptons, when youre just kickin it with ya homegirl Samantha Tufo puffing on some of that super funky skunky shit that you could smell all the way from the lobby at the St. Regis, brrrrah, ya dig??
*cell phone ring -whatss goood?*
- " Just lampin' in the Hamptons with my homegirl whos like, whhhhatts a hammmock??"
- " Just lampin' in the Hamptons with my homegirl whos like, whhhhatts a hammmock??"
by Kayla Floa September 16, 2007
(1.) verb - When a smoking device is losing smoke through any of its various holes (carb, mouthpiece, etc), giving the illusion of a genie leaving his/her magic lamp. May be specifically applied to Jeannie from "I Dream Of Genie" as a pop culture reference, although the reference does not come from Jeannie originally. (2.) verb - When a pothead is has no stuff and is in serious need of a hit; applied because the needy pothead in question wishes smoke was drifting from his/her nose and mouth like smoke from a magic lamp.
1. "Hit that piece quick--it's lampin'."
2. "Tommy ran dry last night, and has been lampin' ever since."
2. "Tommy ran dry last night, and has been lampin' ever since."
by the specter August 5, 2007
by the snazz April 15, 2004
The act of hanging out or keeping it real in a sitution that provides no other equal or better oppurtunity
Jane: Hey what are you planning on doing tonight?
Joe: I don't know, there's really not much going on. I'll probably just be straight lampin' all night.
Jane: Sick
Joe: I don't know, there's really not much going on. I'll probably just be straight lampin' all night.
Jane: Sick
by Johnny Mexico July 30, 2006
Tapping into the electrical wires of a street light to power DJ and MC equipment, and sound system, for the use of underground hip-hop performances and battles.
This term was popularized by the Flavor Flav / Public Enemy song of the same name, but since the term is not defined in the song, many assume the phrase to have other meanings.
This term was popularized by the Flavor Flav / Public Enemy song of the same name, but since the term is not defined in the song, many assume the phrase to have other meanings.
"Aiyyo, power from the street light made the place dark!
I know a few understand what I’m talkin’ about"
- Mos Def (refering to the practice of cold lampin')
I know a few understand what I’m talkin’ about"
- Mos Def (refering to the practice of cold lampin')
by HoWheels February 17, 2007
by Anonymous September 29, 2002