vamping (Meaning)

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vamping (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Vamp

The actress vamps it up in the latest horror movie, sending shivers down the audience's spines.
The 1950s singer's sultry voice and bewitching gaze vamping audiences.
The villain's charisma and seductive demeanor serve as a potent source of vamp.
The model's poses on the catwalk are designed to evoke a sense of vamp and allure.
The young woman's inherent vampishness makes her an irresistible attraction to the opposite sex.
The vampish temptress in the gothic novel lures her victims into a web of deceit and danger.
The fashion industry often employs vampish elements to create an air of mystery and sophistication.
The femme fatale's vampy personality and lethal allure ensnare men in her dangerous world.
The vampire's vampish nature is not merely a matter of bloodlust, but also of seductive charm.
The vampish novelist captivates readers with her tales of forbidden love and enigmatic characters.

of Vamp

ribbing, toying, razzing,teasing, kidding, coquetting, joshing, flirting, wooing, messing around

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The actress vamps it up in the latest horror movie, sending shivers down the audience's spines.

The 1950s singer's sultry voice and bewitching gaze vamping audiences.

The villain's charisma and seductive demeanor serve as a potent source of vamp.

The model's poses on the catwalk are designed to evoke a sense of vamp and allure.