stomple

To half stumble, half stomp, as if feeling the emotion of angriness while sleepwalking.

1. Fred watched an angry elephant stomple the flowers as he clumsily ran to safety.
2. Mae stompled after her sister, who had just put her hand in warm water.

by Maralyse Hackinetti October 27, 2006

stomple

Another word for stomp, or stomp on.

Go stomple that bug

by hotbucketoffarts June 22, 2020

Stomple

When things fall down in a stumbling, fumbling fashion. Created by Krystle NS.

Let’s be careful stacking these yoga blocks to prevent them from stompling. Great! They stacked up nicely and did not stomple.

by FMSauceberry June 8, 2023

Stomple

To brutally smash something under your boots. Usually with numerically superior forces.

A quote from my wife “I will stomple your face!”

by BIGRick1973 November 30, 2020

Stompled

The act of trampling with purpose. A conjunction of trample and stomp.

That horse just stompled my crops!

by CanOBeanz February 19, 2021