Champ
[ʧæmp]Meaning
English colloquial clipping of champion, and a surname
Background Story
Champ is a colloquial English clipping of champion, and in the plural a clipping of championship. It is also used informally as a term of address meaning buddy or mate. It is recorded as a given name in American English, and it is a surname.
Temperament
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