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clomp
(clomp)
Pronunciation:
/klɒmp/
verb
[
no object, with adverbial of direction
]
walk with a heavy tread:
she clomped down the steps
noun
[
in singular
]
the sound of a heavy tread:
the clomp of booted feet
Origin:
early 19th century
: imitative; compare with
clump
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