v. Sc. [f. STRAMP v. + -LE.] trans. = STRAMP v. 2.
a. 1610. Sir J. Semple, in Sempill Ballatis (1872), 253. Still strampl’d doune with sturte.
1896. P. A. Graham, Red Scaur, xxii. 339. He rode the horse at you, as if he’d liked to strample you to death.
