Thesaurus / stomped
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synonyms for stomped
- lumber
- slog
- tramp
- trudge
- clump
- drag
- flounder
- hike
- plug
- stamp
- stomp
- toil
- trample
- tread
- wallow
- schlepp
- tromp
- batter
- belabor
- bruise
- buffet
- clobber
- comminute
- drub
- hammer
- hit
- palpitate
- pelt
- pestle
- powder
- pulsate
- pulse
- pulverize
- pummel
- stomp
- strike
- thrash
- throb
- thump
- tramp
- wallop
- malleate
- triturate
- lumber
- toil
- tramp
- trudge
- drag
- drudge
- flounder
- grind
- labor
- plug
- slave
- stomp
- sweat
- trample
- bear down
- buckle down
- plough through
- schlepp
- assault
- rip
- roar
- stalk
- tear
- aggress
- assail
- beset
- bluster
- charge
- complain
- drizzle
- drop
- fly
- fume
- howl
- pour
- rage
- rain
- rant
- rave
- scold
- sizzle
- spit
- squall
- stomp
- strike
- thunder
- blow violently
- breathe fire
- burn up
- carry on
- come at
- go on
- set in
- sound off
- steam up
- take by storm
- take on
- gallop
- plod
- ramble
- roam
- slog
- traipse
- trample
- trudge
- crush
- footslog
- hike
- hop
- march
- navigate
- pound
- range
- rove
- stamp
- stodge
- stomp
- stroll
- stump
- thud
- toil
- tour
- tread
- trek
- trip
- tromp
- walk over
- crush
- encroach
- flatten
- hurt
- infringe
- injure
- override
- overwhelm
- run over
- squash
- step on
- stomp
- violate
- bruise
- grind
- pound
- stamp
- tramp
- tread
- ride roughshod over
- tromp
- bruise
- crush
- encroach
- flatten
- grind
- hurt
- infringe
- injure
- override
- overwhelm
- pound
- ride roughshod over
- run over
- squash
- stamp
- step on
- stomp
- tramp
- tread
- violate
- barge
- bumble
- clatter
- clomp
- galumph
- hobble
- limp
- lumber
- plod
- scuff
- stamp
- stomp
- stumble
- stump
- thud
- thump
- tramp
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How to use stomped in a sentence
Everybody clapped their hands and stomped on the floor like a perfect storm, whilst the king held up his head and smiled proud.
ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN, COMPLETEMARK TWAIN (SAMUEL CLEMENS)"I would of stomped on her head if she'd fell in the mud," Harky assured his father.
THE DUCK-FOOTED HOUNDJAMES ARTHUR KJELGAARDMole lifted his collar and shot his cuffs over his hands, as he stomped across the room, and looked into a glass.
JACK HARKAWAY AND HIS SON'S ESCAPE FROM THE BRIGAND'S OF GREECEBRACEBRIDGE HEMYNGDoes not the old word King Lud's men stomped withal, claim identity with our 'stamping.'
THE LETTERS OF ROBERT BROWNING AND ELIZABETH BARRETT BARRETT, VOL. 1 (OF 2) 1845-1846ROBERT BROWNING AND ELIZABETH BARRETT BARRETTWen I got thrue, Linkin jumped rite up out of his cheer and stomped his foot so as to make the house shake.
LETTERS OF MAJOR JACK DOWNING, OF THE DOWNINGVILLE MILITIASEBA SMITHScarcely aware of Penny and Mr. Ayling, who followed him to the gate, Mr. Eckenrod stomped off with easel and palette.
THE CRY AT MIDNIGHTMILDRED A. WIRTDown through the grove the hitched horses "stomped" and switched, but this was the only evidence of restlessness.
SERGEANT YORK AND HIS PEOPLESAM COWANHe stomped around and simply would not accept the decision that this money would be forthcoming.
WARREN COMMISSION (8 OF 26): HEARINGS VOL. VIII (OF 15)THE PRESIDENT'S COMMISSION ON THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDYSuddenly the cellar door was flung open and Uncle George stomped angrily into the kitchen.
THE SECRET OF THE SUNDIALMILDRED A. WIRT, AKA ANN WIRTA sorry figure with his clothing wet and muddy, the official stomped angrily off into the woods.
SABOTEURS ON THE RIVERMILDRED A. WIRT