0 past simple and past participle of stomp
1 to walk with intentionally heavy steps, especially as a way of showing that you are annoyed:
What happened when one stomped around the country to find out about the referendum?
Who stomped up and down the country doing his best to persuade the dockers to strike?
An adjustable plastic pipe allowed a foam rubber rocket to be launched at any angle when the user stomped on the plunger.
Sentry bots can be stomped by herds of sdompe and can be pushed into lakes/goop swamps where they will sink and need rescue.
The elephant got afraid and stomped his feet.
Turns out what we really wanted all along was a scene in which a man gets his head stomped in a lift.
One version simply ends with his hat being stomped on, the most widely circulated one ends with him throwing it in the tree.
They stomped toys similar to how polar bears break ice, and hurled bags to the side as polar bears may hurl prey.
