viernes, 14 de marzo de 2014
scamp
(E/2)=do negligently or hurr(i)edly,=s/ca(m)pani(N)=snap one's fingers,=caper(E)= Capri(Isle)=caprice(E)=capon(Pr/Lat/sp/E)=caponier/caponniére(Fr)=covered ditch,=
capote(Fr)=cape(E)/capa(sp)=cabra(sp)=scapegoat/scapegrace/escape(E)=scapa(Rum).
scamper(E)=decamp(E/archaic)=ca(m)p=capania(N)=nitla-capania(N)=make noise as one goes along,=campaign(N)=campaña(sp)=campana(sp)=bell,=c(l)apper(E)=badajo(sp).
scamp(E/1)=idle about mischievously xvi, lurk=tloc(N/adv)=locate(beside),=highway robber xviii, implied in, "a lyther lad scampant..."(in a burlesque coat of arms xvi),= scamperer(archaic)=
street ruffian,=scampsman(archaic)=highwayman,=ne'er do well xix,= scramble(E)=ramble(E)=ram/lamb(E)=tla(m)pa=tlapa(N).