What does STOMP mean?

Here is the requested information on "stomp": stomp Parts of Speech

verb, noun

Definitions

1. (verb) to bring down the foot heavily on the ground or floor, typically in order to show anger or frustration. 2. (noun) a heavy footfall or sound made by stamping the foot.

Pronunciations

US: /stɑːmp/

UK: /stɒmp/

Origin and Usage

The word "stomp" originated from the Middle English word "stompen," which means to stamp with the foot. It has been in use since the 15th century. The term is commonly used to describe the act of forcefully bringing ones foot down on the ground, often to express frustration or anger.

Synonyms

stamp, tramp, tromp, pound, thump, beat, wallop

Related Words

stamp, tramp, clamp, cramp, champ

Example Sentences

• He was so angry that he began to stomp his feet on the ground.
• The sound of his stomp echoed through the empty hallway.
• She couldn help but stomp her feet to the beat of the music.