Samps [noun]

That was the time when Samp should have been grubbing at his law books, but nary a grub for him.

But Samp's practice didn't seem to fall off—it only changed.

Hominy and samp and Indian meal, when well cooked, are all most palatable.

So saying, she sprang into the carriage, and Samp drove off.

Would a haunch of venison and a gallon of samp help Dagaeoga a little?

So Samp kind of hitched up his ambition and took the slack out of his habits for a few months and went to the legislature.

When a cowpuncher got in trouble his folks in the East always gave Samp a big fee to get the boy out, and he did it.

He took a dish and gave me one spoonful of samp, and bid me take as much of the broth as I would.

Then I put some of the hot water to the samp, and drank it up, and my spirits came again.

As the samp commences to swell and the water dries out add more.