A person, especially a child, who is mischievous in a likable or amusing way. noun
The little scamp managed to sneak a cookie before dinner.
Everyone laughed at the scamp's antics during the family gathering.
A rogue or unprincipled person. noun
The old scamp was known for his tall tales and dubious schemes.
Despite his charm, he was considered a scamp by those who knew his true nature.
To run or go quickly and lightly. verb
The children scamped across the field, eager to reach the playground.
She scamped through her chores to have more time to play.