campus

n. the area of land where the buildings of a university, college, or large company are located.

n. the grounds and buildings of a university, college, or other institution, such as a hospital or corporate headquarters.

“The university campus has a lot of green space and a modern library.”

“The tech giant's sprawling corporate campus includes several cafeterias, a fitness centre, and extensive walking trails for employees.”

v. to punish a student by not letting them leave the school grounds.

v. to restrict a student to the grounds of a school or university as a disciplinary measure.

“He was campused for a week after he missed his curfew.”

“The headmaster decided to campus the entire dormitory after the late-night prank caused significant damage to the common room.”

Informal

v. to climb using only your hands and arms without using your feet.

v. to climb without using one's feet, typically on a specialized training board or steep overhang.

“She managed to campus the last few moves of the route because there were no good footholds.”

“Advanced climbers often campus the overhanging section of the wall to build explosive upper-body strength and finger power.”

Technical