verb
encamp
Encamp (verb) means to set up a camp or a makeshift place to stay.
verb
1
To set up a camp or a makeshift place to stay.
2
To organise a group of people into a camp.
"England were encamped in San Marino territory for the entire game and the only disappointment for manager Gareth Southgate will be the fact their finishing was very poor."
— Phil McNulty, England 5-0 San Marino (2021)
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What is the meaning of encamp?
"encamp" (verb) means to set up a camp or a makeshift place to stay.
What is another word for encamp?
Other words for "encamp" include bivouac, tent, camp.
What is the opposite of encamp?
The opposite of "encamp" is decamp.
What are the different meanings of encamp?
"encamp" has 2 main meanings: 1. To set up a camp or a makeshift place to stay; 2. To organise a group of people into a camp.
