jamp

“Doon the stair I floo; but, afore I was half-roads doon, Sandy jamp clean on my back -- kilt, bushbie, an 'a'thegither.”

My Man Sandy

“He croonshed doon, an 'jookit frae side to side, an' then jamp straucht up an 'lut flee at something wi' the bissam shaft.”

My Man Sandy

“I 'the middle o' an awfu 'sooch there was a fearfu' reeshil at oor door, an 'Sandy fair jamp aff his chair wi' the start.”

My Man Sandy

“Sandy near jamp ootin his white coat wi 'the start; an', takin 'till his heels, he was a hunder yairds doon the”

My Man Sandy

“That iss more than I can tell you, boy, but he's safe enough I doubt not, for I heard him gie a cheer as he jamp into the wuds, an 'it's beyont the power o' a mortal Red-skin to chase an active man on a night like this.”

The Buffalo Runners A Tale of the Red River Plains

“I jamp up, and Jeannie jamp up; auld grannie raise totterin 'to her feet, and the bairns screamed, puir things.”

Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland, Volume XXII

“-- and it jamp, and it jamp," Bruno proceeded, ignoring this question,”

Sylvie and Bruno

“Sandy jamp aff his seat an ', rammin' on his hat, gaed bang throo the shop, yatterin ', "Auch, haud your gab; that claikin' tongue o 'yours mak's me fair mauchtless.”

My Man Sandy

“And so the Man jamp, and he jamp, and at last he got right out of the hole. ”

Sylvie and Bruno