Stomp synonyms

stŏmp, stômp

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stamp
(Intransitive) To step quickly and heavily, once or repeatedly.
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tramp
To step heavily; stamp
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trample
To treat harshly or ruthlessly:
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tromp
(Chiefly US) To tread heavily, especially to crush underfoot.
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tread
To go through or accomplish by walking, dancing, etc.
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move (related)
To be disposed of by sale:
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lollop (related)
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skitter (related)
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holler (related)
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croon (related)
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shimmy (related)
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bop (related)
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jazz
Jazz is defined as a style of music originated by black Americans that has a forceful rhythm and that often uses instruments like trumpets, a string bass and a saxophone.
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skanking (related)
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boogie (related)
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stump
(Intransitive) to campaign
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dance
The definition of a dance is a group of rhythmic movements and steps set to music or a social gathering where people participate in rhythmic movements and steps set to music.
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music
Music stimulates the areas of the brain that are responsible for your thinking, planning, and analyzing, thereby improving your organizational skills and making you more capable of handling challenging math problems.
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bounce (related)
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help (related)
(Intransitive) To provide assistance.
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sounds (related)
Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sound
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Stomp Sentence Examples

  • She used to stomp around, knocking bowls flying, splashing through the water bowls making an almighty mess !

  • With that verbal curb stomp out of the way, I think it's safe to say that if they make another Area 51 in the same vein, it would have great potential if only they spent more time making it unique to counteract its audio/graphic handicap.

  • The Fall had a mulish obstinacy, the bass-heavy clutter and intricate guitar designs backed up by drums which stomp and bray viciously.

  • Playful Welsh scamps Ether stomp immediately onto the part of the dancefloor labeled kitsch 70s throwbacks and start to do the funky gibbon.

  • His teleport stomp was also very difficult, if not impossible, to avoid.

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