Scamp ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Scamp ( noun )

A playful or mischievous child or young person.

Origin:

The word scamp comes from the middle english word "scampere" which means a mischievous or playful person. the word is first recorded in the 16th century.

Examples:

1. The little scamp was always getting into mischief.
2. He was a scamp who loved to play pranks on his friends.
3. The scamp was always getting into trouble with his parents.
4. She was a scamp who loved to play outside and explore.
5. The scamp was always up to no good and causing trouble.

(As a verb)

Scamp ( verb )

A playful or mischievous child or young person.

Origin:

The word scamp comes from the middle english word "scampere" which means a mischievous or playful person. the word is first recorded in the 16th century.

Examples:

1. The little scamp was always getting into mischief.
2. He was a scamp who loved to play pranks on his friends.
3. The scamp was always getting into trouble with his parents.
4. She was a scamp who loved to play outside and explore.
5. The scamp was always up to no good and causing trouble.