v. Obs. rare–1. [Back-formation from STRUMPET.] intr. Phr. To strump it: to play the strumpet.
a. 1553. C. Bansley, Treatise (Percy Soc., 1841), 7. That is all theyr delyghte; To pleese theyr lewde lemmans all the daye, and to strumpe it well at nyght.
