What is "stomped"

Usage examples of "stomped".

Bruenor spun about and stomped out of the cave, grumbling helplessly and cursing the day he had ever taken a human in for a daughter.

Joe thought she was finally joining the circle at the fire, but she threw the blanket over the flames, smothering them as she stomped on the blanket.

Grady said, pulling Annie along behind him as he all but stomped through the small, drapery-hung vestibule and into the main chamber.

Grady stomped off ahead of her, waving his arms to an unseen audience.

I went upstairs, unlocked the door, then slammed it several times and stomped across the living room.

Everybody pushed through the front door and stomped around the foyer in a bovine ballet.

He stomped into the kitchen, clattered my dishes with uncalled-for vigor, and reappeared with two mugs of coffee.

Multiple sets of boots stomped up the iron stairways, climbing toward the exposed intruder.

Jerry stomped out of the kitchenette with a bottle of soda and a brown bag.

Slamming the car door hard enough to spring a sprocket, he stomped up the walk and glowered down at me.