- to spout, to leave in pawn. Also to cobble, as, “a VAMPED play,” and “a VAMPED accompaniment,” both terms reflecting discredit on the work, but not necessarily upon the musician.
More About vamp
Position in the dictionary: 3850 of 4022 slang words.Next words in the dictionary: vamps, vardo, vardy, varmint., varnisher, velvet, veneer, vet, vic, village
Previous words in the dictionary: vamos, vakeel, used up, uppish, upper storey, upper benjamin, up, unutterables, unparliamentary, unlicked