stomp

US /stɑːmp/
UK /stɑːmp/
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1.

to tread heavily and noisily, typically in order to express anger

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He began to stomp his feet in frustration.
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She stomped out of the room, slamming the door behind her.
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trampclompthumptrudgemarch
2.

to put an end to something by force

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The government vowed to stomp out corruption.
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They managed to stomp out the small fire before it spread.
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crushquashsuppressextinguisheradicate
1.

a heavy, noisy step

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We heard the heavy stomp of boots coming down the hall.
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With a final angry stomp, she left the room.
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thumpclomptramptread
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stomping ground