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tamping

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tamp  (tmp)
tr.v. tamped, tamp·ing, tamps
1. To pack down tightly by a succession of blows or taps.
2. To pack clay, sand, or dirt into (a drill hole) above an explosive.

[Perhaps back-formation from tampin, variant of tampion.]

tamping, tamping mad [ˈtæmpɪŋ]
adj
(postpositive) South Wales dialect very angry
[see tamp1]


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