Hoofed it?

Usage examples of clopped.

I shook my head, not willing to pursue the point, and she clopped away in her high-heeled boots through some swinging doors.

Ahead, the road curved and bent, twisting gently through fields and past villages, as the horses clopped through the dark, the rhythm of their hooves always in awkward syncopation.

His hooves clopped like splitting mauls when they struck on stumps or unburnt timber.

The teeth were like a seawolf's and the very length of the gape meant it clopped shut like the door of a fortress slamming.

Garric jumped back and slashed at the ridged yellow throat scales as the serpent jaws clopped shut on the air where he'd stood a moment before.

In fact, it was so large that there was an odd, extended impression as the carriage clopped and rocked towards it that we were getting no closer.

The three adventurers joined the dusty path alongside it for a while then clopped over a raised stone bridge.

She jerked her knee so the creature didn't topple against her, clopped it under its chinor beakand kicked it flat on its back.

She jerked her knee so the creature didn't topple against her, clopped it under its chin—or beak—and kicked it flat on its back.

They clopped past a tall pillar, street lamp at the base, weather vane at the top, marking the main cross street.

Slowly, slowly, the column clopped out the open gate and turned southward, away from the river, back along the road that had brought Nylan and Ayrlyn to Lornth, less than a handful of eight-days earlier.

The mare's hoofs thudded on the planks of the bridge's center section, then clopped again on the stones on the far side, where Nylan headed down the fractionally wider street that seemed to lead toward a square a few hundred cubits westward.