स्टॅम्प (defs, 1-3), ,

stomped's Usage Examples:

It lands in the middle of the street and is run over by traffic and stomped on by Nelson Muntz.

Bandits and Christians were stomped by elephants, the most notable occurrence being during the reign of king.

The Telefilm administrator at the time, Peter Pearson, reportedly stomped out of a meeting declaring that Telefilm should not be financing these kind of minimalist, student films.

seemed to exist: during a conversation with Boswell, Johnson powerfully stomped a nearby stone and proclaimed of Berkeley"s theory, "I refute it thus!".

energetic count-in as he conducted the orchestra in Stockholm; Pietsch loudly stomped his foot and yelled "One, two! One, two, three, four!" and right before.

Rising to protect himself, Major Henderson was attacked from behind by a KPA guard, who knocked him unconscious and then stomped on his throat, crushing his larynx.

One of Garvin's best-known ICW moments was where he knocked Ox Baker's dentures out of his mouth, after which Garvin stomped on the dentures.

Building with the head of a cow – an animal deemed sacred in Hinduism – and "stomped on the head and spat on it before leaving the site".

When Landel tried to give the watch to Reed, he became incensed, in the storyline, stomped on the watch, and started to brawl with his former partner.

Again, his reply verbatim: "I just knocked him down and stomped on him with my loggers boots.

Hannover 96 was stomped 7–0, but otherwise the Reds did not have time to take breath.

I"m happy frankly to see them curb stomped.

Synonyms:

stamp, walk, stump,

Antonyms:

travel, pedal, cycle, ride,