noun
definition
A deliberate heavy footfall; a stamp.
example
She obliterated the cockroach with one stomp.
definition
A dance having a heavy, rhythmic step.
definition
The jazz music for this dance.
verb
definition
To trample heavily.
definition
To severely beat someone physically or figuratively.
Examples of stomp in a Sentence
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.
His teleport stomp was also very difficult, if not impossible, to avoid.
Playful Welsh scamps Ether stomp immediately onto the part of the dancefloor labeled kitsch 70s throwbacks and start to do the funky gibbon.
If a cheer calls for a clap, use a stomp.
Having visited the sump, it 's now a stomp up the Master Cave.
The stomp boxes can handle the demands of the gigging musician.
For example, he would jump laterally and stomp very quickly.
Stomp stomp clap clap (As you're sliding to the left say swish) Repeat 2x.
You can put intricate motions to your cheers or you can simply shout, clap and stomp your way to greeting your crowd!
While the cheerleader is introducing herself, the rest of the squad can clap or stomp or in some other way keep the beat until the whole squad is done.
Going a little faster, stomp your feet twice, clap your hands twice, slap your lap twice, clap your neighbors hands twice.
Faster still, stomp twice, slap your lap twice, clap your hands twice, clap with your neighbor's hands twice, and then slap the side of your right foot, stomp it down, slap it from behind you and stomp it down again.
In fact, fans are more likely to clap, stomp, or yell "Woot!
If the crowd doesn't seem to catch on to the longer chant quickly, simply shorten the chant and stick to "O-F-F (clap, clap) Offense! (stomp, clap, stomp)."
He made his film debut in Stomp the Yard, which premiered in January 2007.
He had delayed mentioning the subject, knowing the old man, who devoured crime in the printed form and imagined it everywhere else, would stomp all over this real dilemma like a peasant in a wine vat.
They tend to stomp around a bit in them.
The movie Stomp the Yard is blowing up the box office, and now, the soundtrack looks set to blow up the charts.