camp in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
camp in Kashmiri कॉशुर
camp in Sindhi سنڌي
camp in English
- camp⇄adj. characterized by camp; given to or admiring things usually considered trivial, unsophisticated, or outmoded; campy.
Ex. You have camp taste if you can discuss authoritatively the early ... comic books (Saturday Night). - camp⇄camp (1), noun, verb.
- camp⇄camp (2), noun, pl.camp,adjective, verb.
(Slang.) - cAMP⇄cAMP(no periods),
cyclic AMP. - camp⇄expr. break camp, to pack up tents and equipment.
Ex. We broke camp early in the morning to return home. - camp⇄expr. camp it up, to act in a manner considered camp; behave exaggeratedly or affectedly.
Ex. He [Tiny Tim] minces and swishes and twitters and flutters and flirts and camps it up (Maclean's). - camp⇄expr. camp out,
a. to live in the open in a tent or camp.
Ex. We camped out for a week by the lake.
b. to spend the night outdoors.
Ex. We camped out in the field this night (George Washington). - camp⇄expr. in the same camp, in agreement; working together.
Ex. Both Britain and Greece--besides being traditionally in the same camp--are members of the Atlantic Alliance (London Times). - camp⇄noun anything valued or admired because it is usually considered trivial or outmoded.
Ex. Turn-of-the-century postcards are camp; so is ... the 1933 movie King Kong (Time). - camp⇄noun 1. a group of tents, huts, or other shelters where people live for a time.
Ex. A marching army usually makes camp every night.
2a. a place where a camp is.
Ex. There is a Boy Scout camp at the edge of the lake.
b. an area w - camp⇄v.i. 1. to put up tents, huts, or other shelters for a time; make a camp.
Ex. The hunters camped by the lake at dark.
2. to live in a camp for a time.
Ex. The Boy Scout troop camped at the foot of the mountain for two weeks.
3. - camp⇄v.t. to establish in a camp.
Ex. to camp troops along a riverside. - camp⇄v.t., v.i. to admire, produce, or fill with camp; be or make campy.
Ex. The blurb calls The Day We were Mostly Butterflies ""camped up Jane Austenese"" (Punch).