stomp — to step heavily on something or walk with heavy steps
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to step heavily on something or walk with heavy steps
Pronunciation (IPA): /stɑːmp/
Korean meaning: 발을 쿵쾅거리며 밟다, 발을 구르다
Korean pronunciation: **스**톰프
Example Sentences
- The elephant's stomp could be heard from miles away.
- The toddler stomped his feet when he couldn't get the cookie.
- Don't stomp on the flowers in the garden!
stomp
VERB//stɑːmp//
to step heavily on something or walk with heavy steps
A child stomps forcefully in a muddy puddle creating splashes
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Don't stomp in the swamp, or gators will chomp!
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From Middle English 'stampen,' which came from Germanic roots meaning to strike or pound with the foot. The word evolved to emphasize heavy, forceful stepping or trampling.
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“The elephant's stomp could be heard from miles away.”
“The toddler stomped his feet when he couldn't get the cookie.”
“Don't stomp on the flowers in the garden!”
“My upstairs neighbor stomps around like a dinosaur at 6 AM.”
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