bampot n.
an eccentric, esp. a particularly violent one.
Cut and Run (1963) 111: The sentence might have been lighter [...] if his defending officer hadn’t been such a ‘bampot’. | ||
(con. mid-1960s) Glasgow Gang Observed 53: James fuckin’ Patrick, ya bam-pot ye. | ||
Lowspeak 19: Bam-pot – a fool [...] now come to mean a dangerous and violent person of unstable mental condition. | ||
Our Fathers 253: Cunts waving their arms about the place. Big noises. Bampots the fucking lot. | ||
One Fine Day in the Middle of the Night 50: Davie Fuckin’ Murdoch [...] Sociopath, psychopath, whatever you like, Matt had always preferred bampot. | ||
(con. 1980s) Skagboys 193: Two dodgy bamsticks oot ay circulation through the jail and hozzy gigs. | ||
Guardian 15 Aug. 🌐 Other countries got debonair bampots [...] the poor North Koreans got a wee bloke whom you imagine Chucky the demonic doll to look like. | ||
Observer 15 July 3/4: You radge orange bampot! Tens of thousands of Scots take to the streets [...] condeming Donald trump’s policies. | ||
Rules of Revelation 172: She thought I was always a bampot and she was OK with it. |