stomper Antonyms
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Meaning of stomper
Wordnet
stomper (n)
someone who walks with a heavy noisy gait or who stamps on the ground
stomper Sentence Examples
- The construction workers wore heavy steel-toed stompers to protect their feet on the job site.
- The marching band's stompers echoed through the stadium, creating a thunderous rhythm.
- The muddy conditions turned my shoes into miniature stompers, caking them with dirt.
- The snow-covered boots I wore were true stompers, keeping my toes warm and dry.
- The clumsy child tripped and became a human stomper, flattening everything in its path.
- The enraged bull charged at the matador, its hooves pounding like giant stompers.
- The heavy-footed lumberjack stomped through the forest, his boots leaving deep imprints in the soft earth.
- The stomper boots of the protesting crowd sent vibrations through the city streets.
- The rhythmic stomping of the tribal dancers created an enchanting spectacle.
- The worn-out hiking boots I inherited from my grandfather were reliable stompers, having accompanied him on countless adventures.
FAQs About the word stomper
someone who walks with a heavy noisy gait or who stamps on the ground
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The construction workers wore heavy steel-toed stompers to protect their feet on the job site.
The marching band's stompers echoed through the stadium, creating a thunderous rhythm.
The muddy conditions turned my shoes into miniature stompers, caking them with dirt.
The snow-covered boots I wore were true stompers, keeping my toes warm and dry.
