What does CLOMP mean?

Clomp

Part of Speech: Verb

Definition: To walk heavily or noisily.

Pronunciations: US: /klɑmp/, UK: /klɒmp/

Origin and Usage: The word "clomp" originated in the early 19th century, possibly as an imitation of the sound of heavy footsteps. It is primarily used to describe the sound and manner of walking, especially when done in a heavy, clumsy, or noisy way. It is often used in informal contexts and is considered a colloquialism.

Synonyms: Stomp, tramp, lumber, clump, thud.

Related Words: Clomb, clomp, clonk, clops, clove.

Example Sentences:

• He heard his roommate clomp down the stairs in the morning.
• The horses clomped along the muddy track.
• She clomped around the house in her heavy boots.
• His feet clomped on the wooden floor as he walked.
• The children clomped around in their oversized shoes.