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Old August 13, 2013, 03:51 PM
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Descampar vs. escampar

I found the word "descampar" to mean "to stop raining". When I checked my other dictionaries, it's not even there. RAE re-directs to "escampar". Is "descampar" commonly used? Only regionally?
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