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clomp

American  
[klomp] / klɒmp /

verb (used without object)

  1. clump.


clomp British  
/ klɒmp /

noun

  1. a less common word for clump clump

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Ms. Chang clomps over in her red cowboy boots.

From Literature

“Aunt Kitty,” I protested, clomping my brown boots behind her through the dusty August morning.

From Literature

At first, Molly thought she was imagining it, the clomping and clatter mixed in with the ordinary traffic of Second Avenue.

From Literature

If the clomping hooves from the first horseman’s approaching steed got too loud, we’d just turn the music up.

From Salon

He clomped back across the floor to the window.

From Literature