Pronunciation: [lˈampə] (IPA) 
The word "lamper" is spelled with a combination of the letters "l," "a," "m," "p," "e," and "r." In IPA phonetic transcription, this word is pronounced as /ˈlæmpər/. The first letter "l" is pronounced as /l/, the second letter "a" as /æ/, the third letter "m" as /m/, the fourth letter "p" as /p/, the fifth letter "e" as /ə/, and the last letter "r" as /r/. In English language, this word is usually used to describe a type of fish.
Lamper is a slang term often used in the United Kingdom, particularly in London, to refer to an individual who is engaged in the act of consuming drugs. More specifically, it is commonly used to describe someone who habitually smokes cannabis, although it can also encompass other illicit substances taken through smoking, such as crack cocaine or heroin.
The term "lamper" derives from the action of "lamp," which in this context refers to inhaling the smoke of the drug. It is believed to have originated from the proximity of the act to the use of a lamp or lighter to ignite and burn the substance. The word has gained significant currency within certain subcultures and drug scenes, often used within the context of discussing drug use or describing individuals who actively partake in it.
The notion of a "lamper" can be both descriptive and pejorative, depending on the context. While some individuals may use it as a casual or neutral term to refer to their own drug use, it can also be used judgmentally to label someone who is perceived to excessively indulge in such activities. It is worth noting that the use of the term "lamper" is principally confined to informal and colloquial language rather than being a recognized or formal part of standard English.
