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Intransitive verb. To voluntarily cohabitate with roommates or housemates during or after your late twenties, when you all have jobs and are considered to be proper adults. A decision made out of friendship rather than financial necessity.

A: So, you moved out of your old place? B: Yeah, I wanted to jamp with Paul and Jen, so we got a house together in Santa Monica. A: Why would you want to live with roommates? Did you lose your job or something? B: No man, we're just jamping. We're really good friends. It's been great.

To jump. This is a real word.

I jamp over that fence I jamp over that balloon I jamp over that cricketeer I jamp over that gramaphone I jamp over that wanker

The word you use that means after you jump because i dont know what to say instead of that

I jamp over the dog

i jumped❌ i jamp✅

that scared da FAWKA outta me i almost jamp in my seat

Jamping is when a person or persons embark on an adventure, usually into the wilderness, to go Jeep Camping.

Yo Michael, Are you going to go Jamping this weekend? I'm stoked to go Jamping this weekend!

A made-up word that is used in place of the word 'jumped' in some areas of Scotland

I pure jamp over that wall by the way and landed in them jaggy nettles

A special pas-tense form of jump, also fun to say. The idea was based off of ran to run, like that it's a u word.

I jamp yesterday, but not today.