Stomp

usgb/stɑːmp/
verb

To step on something heavily, making a loud noise.

She stomped off angrily.
Visual representation of "stomp" - To step on something heavily, making a loud noise

Often appears as...

  • stomp off
  • stomp around

Usage tips

Colloquial

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Expressing Anger

Use 'stomp' to describe someone's angry walk or movement.

Illustration for Expressing Anger
He stomped out of the room after the argument.
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Loud Impact

'Stomp' indicates a forceful action that generates noise.

Illustration for Loud Impact
The child stomped on the floor to get our attention.
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Emotional Intensity

Associated with strong emotions, not just casual walking.

Illustration for Emotional Intensity
She stomped her foot in frustration.
Visual representation of the word "Stomp"

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