Scamp
The Slang Dictionary Etymological Historical and Anecdotal · 1913 · p. 26
a gracele fellow, a rascal; a wandering vagabond; scamping was formerly the cant term for plundering and thieving. A ROYAL-SCAMP was a highwayman, whilst a FOOT-SCAMP was an ordinary thief with nothing but his legs to trust to in case of an attempt at capture. Some have derived SCAMP from qui ex campo exit , one who leaves the field, a deserter.
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