Definition of Gampish in English:

Gampish

adjective ˈɡampɪʃ

rare

1Resembling or reminiscent of Mrs. Gamp, especially in being comically coarse and grotesque, having idiosyncratic speech habits, or engaging in disreputable nursing practices.
2Of an umbrella: resembling that of Mrs. Gamp; especially loosely tied up, bulging.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Illustrated London News. From the name of Mrs. Gamp + -ish.

adjectiveˈɡampɪʃ

rare

1Resembling or reminiscent of Mrs. Gamp, especially in being comically coarse and grotesque, having idiosyncratic speech habits, or engaging in disreputable nursing practices.
2Of an umbrella: resembling that of Mrs. Gamp; especially loosely tied up, bulging.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Illustrated London News. From the name of Mrs. Gamp + -ish.

词汇	Gampish
释义	Definition of Gampish in English: Gampish adjective ˈɡampɪʃ rare 1Resembling or reminiscent of Mrs. Gamp, especially in being comically coarse and grotesque, having idiosyncratic speech habits, or engaging in disreputable nursing practices. 2Of an umbrella: resembling that of Mrs. Gamp; especially loosely tied up, bulging. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Illustrated London News. From the name of Mrs. Gamp + -ish. Definition of Gampish in US English: Gampish adjectiveˈɡampɪʃ rare 1Resembling or reminiscent of Mrs. Gamp, especially in being comically coarse and grotesque, having idiosyncratic speech habits, or engaging in disreputable nursing practices. 2Of an umbrella: resembling that of Mrs. Gamp; especially loosely tied up, bulging. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Illustrated London News. From the name of Mrs. Gamp + -ish.
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