stomp on

Forcefully step down

To stomp on something is to bring your foot down hard on it, crushing or flattening it: He stomped on the spider.

The phrase often implies aggression or destruction.

Figuratively, to stomp on someone is to defeat or suppress them decisively: The company stomped on any attempt to unionize.

To stomp on the gas is to accelerate suddenly.

crush

trample

Crush by stepping

pulverize · grind · mash · pound · step on · squish · compress · crunch · demolish · obliterate

suppress

quash

Suppress or nullify

squash · smother · stifle · crack down · put down · crush · oppress · extinguish · snuff out · throttle

dance

clogging

Obstructing a passage

tap · footwork · rhythm · beat · boot scoot · square dance · folk dance · jig · step dance · choreography

Opposites
force and gentleness of contact

stomp onbrush against

caress · graze · skim

destruction vs. creation/preservation

stomp onbuild

Create a structure

create · fix · repair · restore · construct

dominance vs. support (figurative)

stomp onlift up

Raise to higher position

elevate · empower · support · uplift · build up

Family

stamp, upon, stomp, onward, stamped, stampede, stamps, stamping, stomping

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated G