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1. (v.t.) stomp
to tread on heavily; trample; stamp.
2. (v.i.) stomp
to step heavily; trample; stamp.
3. (n.) stomp
the act of stomping; stamp.
4. stomp
a jazz dance marked by stamping to a driving rhythm.
Etymology: (1800–10; orig. dial. form of stamp)
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| Definition of 'stomp' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) stomp
a dance involving a rhythmical stamping step
2. (verb) stomp, stamp, stump
walk heavily
"The men stomped through the snow in their heavy boots"
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1. (verb) stomp
to walk with very heavy steps
The little boy stomped out of the room.
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| Definition of 'stomp' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (verb) stomp
to stamp with the foot
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Sense: to stamp or tread heavily.
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 Afrikaans: swaar trap |
 Arabic: يَسْحَق، يَدوسُ بِشِدَّه |
 Bulgarian: стоварвам (се) |
 Brazilian: pisar |
 Czech: těžce našlapovat |
 German: stampfen |
 Danish: stampe; trampe |
 Greek: περπατώ βαριά |
 Spanish: dar patadas |
 Estonian: trampima |
 Farsi: شلنگ انداختن |
 Finnish: tömistellä |
 French: marcher d'un pas lourd et |
 Hebrew: לִדרוֹך בּכוֹחַ |
 Hindi: नृत्य करना |
 Croatian: toptati |
 Hungarian: tapad |
 Indonesian: menghentakkan kaki |
 Icelandic: stappa |
 Italian: calpestare, camminare (a |
 Japanese: どしんと踏む |
 Korean: 짓밟다 |
 Lithuanian: (su)trypti |
 Latvian: slāt; stampāt |
 Malay: menghentakkan kaki |
 Dutch: stampen |
 Norwegian: trampe, stampe |
 Polish: tupać, ciężko kroczyć |
 Portuguese: pisar |
 Romanian: a merge cu paşi greoi şi |
 Russian: топать |
 Slovak: ťažko našľapovať |
 Slovenian: topotati |
 Serbian: gaziti teškim hodom |
 Swedish: stampa |
 Thai: กระทืบ |
 Turkish: yere ayak vurmak, güm güm |
 Taiwanese: 重踩，跺腳 |
 Ukrainian: тупати |
 Urdu: بوجھل قدموں سے چلنا |
 Vietnamese: dậm mạnh |
 Chinese: 重踩，跺脚 |
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