clomp

[ klomp ]

verb (used without object)

1. clump ( def 6 ).

clomp

/ klɒmp /

noun

1. a less common word for clump clump

Example Sentences

Peculiar-shaped beasties clomp on greenish feet.

From Seattle Times

As the queen’s coffin — followed closely by the royal family, led by King Charles — passed by, the only noise was the distant thump of drumbeats and the clomp of horses’ hooves.

From New York Times

One by one, Rubio, Suma, and Feathers clomp slowly down the shuttle’s ramp.

From Literature

Suddenly, the clomp of hoofbeats filled the air.

From Literature

Navigating New York City streets in the midst of yet another heatwave is not a pleasant activity; at the end of the day, when I’m sweaty and irritated coming home from work, nothing feels as good as catching sight of that orangey-red wing, feeling the thrill of the chase start to pump through me, and channeling some righteous rage with a satisfying clomp.

From Slate