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a combination of a skank and a tramp. This generally can be used to describe a person (yes, men are skramps too) who can't seem to random penises and vaginas away from their mouths or genitals.
Yeah, you know, we ran train on that skramp lastnight..
skramp by emmayejay August 14, 2010
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verb; to spramp, she spramps, spramping.

The action of liquid being forced onto something/somebody.

As heard on Will & Grace, ep. 1.17.
The ocean waves spramps on the rocks.

I like to spramp some perfume on for the hubby.

I like to spramp a little water on my face every morning.

WRONG USE OF THE WORD:
"I'm spramped if I do, I'm spramped if I don't." Being spramped has nothing to do with being screwed (in the clean sense of the word).
spramp by Unna L. Wildt April 15, 2008
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Getting killed in online gaming. Which leads to severe convulsions, ball scratching, and ruptured hemmroids.
I got skrumpt, so hard.
skrumpt by Skrumpt October 21, 2017
An individual who beholds the qualities of a skampiz. He/she is just "that guy." You know them when you see them.
Did you meet Ray? Absolute Skampiz amirite?
Skampiz by YubYub the Kool April 12, 2019
A new term for the screamo/emo bands of the 90s, or anythign that is REAL screamo/emo. I'm not sure if the term is supposed to be taken seriously or not, but it's there. Possibly created in revolt of the shitty 'new' emo bands and self-proclaimed 'emo' kids.
Not skramz: Emery, MCR, Saosin etc

Skramz: I Hate Myself, Hot Cross, Raein, Saetia, Orchid etc
skramz by rkjgelk December 6, 2007
Ghetto Ass way of saying 'shrimp'
"Im 'bout to go get me some skrimps and steak at Red Lobster"
skrimps by Yo mama June 5, 2003

scrampum 

Dude I have a scrampum
scrampum by Scrampum October 16, 2020
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Translation: My Child, have you not any manners?



Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

Translation: I can't believe you're doing that. Were you not taught any manners as a child?
Brought-upsy by B-Town Gilly April 20, 2005
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