cample
intransitive verb
cam·ple
ˈkampəl
-ed/-ing/-s
dialectal, England
: to speak angrily or sharply : scold, wrangle
Word History
Etymology
frequentative of obsolete camp to wrangle, fight, from Middle English campen to fight, from Old English campian, from camp war, combat; akin to Old High German kamph combat, Old Norse kapp war, contest, energy; all from a prehistoric North Germanic-West Germanic word borrowed from Latin campus field, battlefield