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Meanings of scamp in English
Portuguese
aerosport scamp Spanish
aerosport scamp 
Usage of scamp in English
1
I did a very foolish thing in dealing with the young scamp.
2
Tell that young scamp he is to sleep in the office tonight.
3
He was formerly a first-class young scamp and always in some mischief.
4
That looks as if the scamp meant to do us real harm.
5
I should have known better than to let the half-breed scamp go.
6
All of the great bookmaking centers languished when they began to scamp.
7
Jacqueline liked the sandy-haired and freckled scamp, and made friends with Vinie.
8
The young scamp has talent, and I put him at your disposal.
9
The ill-looking scamp caught my eye after his first glance at Grant.
10
One comes across her in every corner with that little scamp, Vincent.
11
I have given the scamp fair play, quite against my own judgment.
12
I shall know how to deal with him then, the old scamp.
13
That little scamp of a Connie, to keep it secret so long.
14
The answer will be that Mr. Marmaduke-beinga scamp-isnot a gentleman.
15
One little scamp succeeds, leaving a sibling to take all the attention.
16
That reckless young scamp, Carfora, has the nerves of an old soldier.
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Translations for scamp
Portuguese
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Scamp through the time
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