camp

1 :  to make camp or occupy a camp

2 :  to live temporarily in a camp or outdoors —often used with out

3 :  to take up one's quarters :  lodge

4 :  to take up one's position :  settle down —often used with out camp out in the library for the afternoon

:  to put into a camp; also :  accommodate

1a :  something so outrageously artificial, affected, inappropriate, or out-of-date as to be considered amusing This version of the play is camp: outrageous in concept and wild in its execution with double entendres flying every which way.b :  a style or mode of personal or creative expression that is absurdly exaggerated and often fuses elements of high and popular culture a movie that celebrates camp

2 :  exaggerated effeminate mannerisms (as of speech or gesture)

:  of, relating to, being, or displaying camp camp send-ups of the songs of the fifties and sixties — John Elsom

:  to engage in camp :  exhibit the qualities of camp he … was camping, hands on hips, with a quick eye to notice every man who passed by — R. M. McAlmon

Walter Chauncey 1859–1925 American football coach

1 :  a place where temporary shelters are erected The hikers set up camp for the night.

2 :  a place or program for recreation or instruction usually during the summer

1 :  to make or occupy a camp The travelers camped under a large tree.

2 :  to sleep outdoors usually in a tent We camped out overnight.

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