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Heathers‘s first five episodes, which were provided to critics in advance of the show’s planned premiere on March 7, less toed a line of good taste than clomped past it in as attention-seeking a manner as possible.
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Every once in a while, a skater would clomp across the frigid cement viewing room in glamorous shiny skates to greet Palomeque and Davis.
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That night, the men said, they were awakened when huge stones began clomping against the outside of their cabin.
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The second movement came off like a real, foot-clomping country dance.
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Godzilla has clomped about the lower slopes in several movies—and another accidental tourist, King Kong,
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That was a year after Lily Tomlin clomped around the stage in a plaid flannel shirt and lumberjack boots.
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Then my daughter clomped down the stairs, running her hands along the wall to steady herself.
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After clomping to the front of the runway and back, models veered into the stands, bounding up and down stairs, nearly colliding with one another in the process.
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Origin and Etymology of clomp
by alteration
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CLOMP Defined for Kids
verb
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ˈklämp
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ˈklȯmp
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Definition of clomp for Students
clomped;
clomping
: to walk with loud heavy steps
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