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stomp
This word conveys a sense of deliberate force and audible impact. When used as a verb for walking, it typically signals an emotional state of irritation or aggression, suggesting a lack of grace and a desire to be noticed or heard. It differs from simple walking by the addition of weight and noise.
In its transitive sense, the word implies total suppression or extinction, particularly when dealing with fire or small objects. As a noun, it captures the singular, percussive event of a foot hitting the ground, often used to emphasize the suddenness or intensity of a movement.
Meanings
Examples
Stop stomping around upstairs while I am trying to work.
I accidentally stomped on my glasses when I got out of bed.
The giant gave a loud stomp that shook the entire village.
Just stomp the cigarette out before you throw it in the trash.
Why is she stomping like a toddler because she didnt get her way?
I can hear his heavy stomp echoing down the hallway.
The monster stomped the car flat in one single blow.
Phrasal Verbs
stomp out
to extinguish a fire or crush something completely by stepping on it
stomp around
to walk heavily and noisily, typically to show annoyance or anger