Definition of "decamping" [decamping]

• Present participle of decamp. (verb)

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• "Summertime, and the livin is easy – for the Clintons who made $108 million after decamping from the White House."
• "And richer still when we are told the banking system cannot be subjected to the obvious reforms required because the fat cat financiers will implement their own form of strike action – decamping elsewhere."
• "At the Emad al Rahman mosque near Tahrir, which famously accepted hundreds of injured protesters during the height of the violence in the past three weeks, doctors were far from decamping."