clomp

[klomp]

verb (used without object)

1. clump.

clomp

/ klɒmp /

noun

1. a less common word for clump clump

Example Sentences

He clomped back across the floor to the window.

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They took the stairs double, clomping as loud as Macon did.

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Soon there will be skates clomping down the stairs of the Mariners’ clubhouse, or perhaps the steep ramp if they’re feeling dangerous.

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Trina's thick furry boots made loud clomping sounds in the snow.

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Into the middle of all this commotion clomped my little sister, Merry, wearing Mama’s high heels and a red slip that pooled around her feet.

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