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'''Vamp''', short for vampire, most commonly refers to: '''Vamp''', short for vampire, most commonly refers to a seductress or ''femme fatale''

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It can also refer to:
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Vamp, short for vampire, most commonly refers to a seductress or femme fatale

It can also refer to:

Vamp or vamps may also refer to:

Science and technology

Vehicles

Music

Characters

Film, television and theatre

Other

See also

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