"Barmp" is a a Newfoundland term which is synonymous with "(to) honk your horn" and any other such variations of the word. Often times, however, the word is associated with being angry, so you may only "barmp your horn," if you were experiencing a bout of road rage.
"Buddy just barmped his horn at you!"
"Why do you keep barmping your horn?"
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Newfoundland-English verb meaning to honk the horn of a vehicle (cars, trucks, boats, ships) It is onomatopoeic in origin as it imitates lower-pitched sound of the horns of American cars and trucks of the β50s, β60s, and β70s as opposed to the higher-pitched βbeepβ of the European and Japanese imports that began to become more popular following the β73 OPEC oil embargo.
Jimmy was drivinβ down Water Street in his restored β74 New Yorker when he saw his buddy, Dave. He barmped his horn and Dave looked over and waved at Jimmy.