clomp

[ klomp ]

verb (used without object)

1. clump ( def 6 ).

clomp

/ klɒmp /

noun

1. a less common word for clump clump

Example Sentences

He clomped back across the floor to the window.

From Literature

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

From Literature

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

From Seattle Times

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

From Literature

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.

From Literature