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Definition of stomper

stomper

/ˈstɑːm.pɚ/
stom · per
Plural:stompers
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stomper Lexical Profile

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• noun

1

A person or animal that treads, walks, or dances with heavy, forceful steps.

Example

"Our upstairs neighbor is a loud stomper whose heavy footsteps echo through the ceiling every morning."

2

An energetic, upbeat song or musical tune with a heavy, driving rhythm that encourages dancing or foot-stamping.

Example

"The band closed their set with a lively rockabilly stomper that got the entire crowd on its feet."

3

A heavy, thick-soled shoe or boot.

Example

"She laced up her leather stompers before heading out into the muddy festival grounds."

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• Rhymes for stomper

• Nearby Words

stomachache
stomatopod
stomp
stomper
stone
stone loach
stonecat

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Wordmom. (2026). Definition of Stomper. In Wordmom Dictionary. Retrieved Nov 5, 2026, from https://wordmom.com/dictionary/stomper
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