clomped

Trod with weight

Clomped is the past tense of clomp, meaning to walk heavily with loud, dull footsteps.

The word suggests boots or heavy shoes on hard surfaces: She clomped up the wooden stairs.

Clomp is onomatopoeic—the word sounds like what it describes.

heavywalking

trudged

Walked with effort

tramped · galumphed · tromped · thudded · clunked · thumped · pounded · shuffled · slogged · clattered

footwear

boots

Ankle-covering footwear

galoshes · hobnails · platforms · hiking boots · combat boots · wellies · Doc Martens

clumsiness

awkward

Lacking grace or ease

bumbling · oafish · gawky · maladroit · uncoordinated · blundering · fumbling · graceless · ham-fisted · heavy-footed

loudness

thunderous

Extremely loud, resounding

clattering · clunking · thumping · pounding · banging · crashing · stomping · reverberating · echoing · rumbling

Opposites
manner of movement/gait

clompedtiptoed

Walked on foot-ends quietly

glided · floated · padded · crept · slipped

Family

clomp, clomps, clomping

Familiarity
Top 100,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G