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clomped Definition and Meaning in English (clomped definition)

verb
Synonyms:stompedtrampedplodded
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Clomped definition: To walk with a heavy, clumsy, and often noisy step, typically in the past tense form 'clomped'.

Definitions of Clomped

  1. 1verb

    To walk with a heavy, clumsy, and often noisy step, typically in the past tense form 'clomped'.

Example Sentences

casual

“He clomped through the house, waking everyone up with his heavy footsteps.”

neutral

“The soldier clomped across the parade ground in his muddy boots.”

casual

“She clomped down the stairs, clearly annoyed by the noise.”

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Inflected Word Forms

infinitiveclomp
third person singularclomps
past tenseclomped
present participleclomping

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Clomped definition: To walk with a heavy, clumsy, and often noisy step, typically in the past tense form 'clomped'.
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'Clomped' translates to 'clomped' in English. Clomped definition: To walk with a heavy, clumsy, and often noisy step, typically in the past tense form 'clomped'.
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