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camp

Behaving in an exaggerated and even self-parodying way, particularly in female impersonation and among homosexuals. The British entertainers Kenneth Williams (1926-1987) and Julian Cleary and the Australian Barry Humphries have used camp behaviour to comic effect.
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The camp was at last completed, and on a Saturday afternoon all the heavier articles from the ship had been transported to it.
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Rokoff was anxious to have the thing over and get back to his camp with his victim.
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So let us make a camp here, and have some supper, and sleep until daylight comes again.
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