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scamped |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb scamped is
(
scamp).
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scamped |
As a verb scamped is
(
scamp).
swamped |
scamped |
As verbs the difference between swamped and scamped
is that
swamped is (
swamp) while
scamped is (
scamp).
As an adjective swamped
is very busy; having too much to do.
camped |
scamped |
As verbs the difference between camped and scamped
is that
camped is (
camp) while
scamped is (
scamp).
scamped |
scalped |
As verbs the difference between scamped and scalped
is that
scamped is (
scamp) while
scalped is (
scalp).
As an adjective scalped is
(
in combination ) having some specific type of scalp.
scaped |
scamped |
As verbs the difference between scaped and scamped
is that
scaped is past tense of scape while
scamped is past tense of scamp.
scamped |
scamper |
As verbs the difference between scamped and scamper
is that
scamped is (
scamp) while
scamper is to run quickly and lightly, especially in a playful manner or in an undignified manner.
As a noun scamper is
a quick, light run.
stamped |
scamped |
As verbs the difference between stamped and scamped
is that
stamped is (
stamp) while
scamped is (
scamp).
scarped |
scamped |
As verbs the difference between scarped and scamped
is that
scarped is while
scamped is (
scamp).
scamped |
scammed |
As verbs the difference between scamped and scammed
is that
scamped is past tense of scamp while
scammed is past tense of scam.