1. to walk with heavy, loud steps; to stomp or trudge noisily
Usage: informal; third person singular present tense or plural form of 'clomp'

Examples

• She clomps around the house in her heavy boots.
• The children clomp down the stairs every morning.
• He clomps across the wooden floor loudly.
• The horse clomps along the gravel path.
• They clomp through the mud in their rain boots.
• She clomps into the room without taking off her shoes.