stomp
verb
uk
/stɒmp/ us
/stɑːmp/Meaning of stomp in English
(Definition of stomp from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
stomp | American Dictionary
[ I always + adv/prep ] She had waited hours already and was about to stomp away furiously.
Examples of stomp
stomp
The children engage in an imaginary play frame by stomping around like farmers in a field.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
Among women from one ground at an indoor stomp dance in 1997, approximately two-thirds of the time was spent 'gossiping'.
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The ceremonial cycle is made up of four night-long dances (stomp dances) performed during the summer months.
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She engages the audiences by asking either for a show of hands of former "cats and stomps" or by clapping.
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The poem moves from a description of "cats" and "stomps" to recollections of new students (boys) arriving at the boarding school.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
The distinction between "cat" and "stomp" was widely known to a certain generation of boarding school students, and in many ways this poem is a bit of boarding school nostalgia.
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That seems to be the favourite stomping ground of some of them.
From the
Hansard archive
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What happened when one stomped around the country to find out about the referendum?
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He was often put up against a wall, spread-eagled, and then soldiers or police would come up behind him and stomp on his feet.
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Hansard archive
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Who stomped up and down the country doing his best to persuade the dockers to strike?
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Other effects are making the player able to grow large and stomp on the rats, to run much faster, or make the lasso bigger.
Approaching his celebrating teammates, he jumped up with the intention of stomping on home plate instead of simply stepping on it.
An adjustable plastic pipe allowed a foam rubber rocket to be launched at any angle when the user stomped on the plunger.
I guess that was the beginning of the surfer's stomp.
She has seismic boots that can cause tremors in the floor whenever she stomps down.
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sert adımlarla yürümek, ayaklarını pat pat vurarak yürümek, yere ayak vurmak…
marcher d’un pas lourd/bruyant, marcher d’un pas lourd…
踏（ふ）み鳴（な）らす…
stampen…
těžce našlapovat…
stampe, trampe…
menghentakkan kaki…
กระทืบ…
dậm mạnh…
tupać, ciężko kroczyć…
stampa…
menghentakkan kaki…
stampfen…
stampe, trampe…
тупати…
топать…
