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trompingverbpresent participle of tromp to move heavily or clumsilysleepily tromped into the bathroom, tripping over a pile of dirty laundry along the way barging, clumping, flogging(British), floundering, galumphing, lumbering, lumping, plodding, pounding, scuffing, scuffling, shambling, shuffling, slogging, sloughing, stamping, stomping, stumbling, stumping, tramping, trudging dragging, flopping, haulingblundering, careening, doddering, lurching, reeling, staggering, swaying, teetering, tottering, waddling, weaving, wobbling(also wabbling) breezing, coasting, gliding, sliding, waltzing, whisking drifting, floating, hanging, hovering, poising, wafting to tread on heavily so as to crush or injurethe kids tromped my flowers to smithereens champing, stamping, stomping, tramping, trampling overriding, running down, running over, stepping (on)mashing, pulping, smashing, squashing, squelchingbooting, hoofing, kicking to defeat by a large marginsure, I lost the election, but I didn't get tromped, so I'll see you again in four years annihilating, blowing away, bombing, burying, clobbering, creaming, drubbing, dusting, flattening, pasting, routing, shellacking, skinning, skunking, smoking(slang), smothering, snowing under, thrashing, trimming, trouncing, walloping, waxing(slang), whipping, whomping, whopping(or whapping), whupping sweeping, upsettingbeating, besting, conquering, dispatching, hurdling, licking, mastering, overbearing, overcoming, overmatching, prevailing (over), subduing, surmounting, taking, throwing, triumphing (over), winning (against), worstingcrushing, knocking off, knocking over, overpowering, overthrowing, overwhelming, subjugating, upending, vanquishingacing (out), bettering, eclipsing, exceeding, outdistancing, outdoing, outfighting, outshining, outstripping, overtopping, surpassing, topping, transcendingedging (out), nosing out, pipping(British)capping, excelling, flourishing, scoring, succeedingbreaking, destroying, doing in, finishing, sinking, slaughtering beating the pants off, eating alive, running circles around(or running rings around), wiping the floor with(or wiping the ground with) to travel by foot for exercise or pleasurethe scouts tromped through the dell, mostly just following the course of the creek ambling, hiking, perambulating, rambling, sauntering, strolling, tramping roaming, roving, wanderingperegrinating, traipsing, traversing, trekking, walkingmarching, promenadingpower walking to strike repeatedlytromped the bully, giving him a taste of his own medicine bashing, basting, battering, batting, beating, belaboring, belting, birching, bludgeoning, buffeting, bunging up, clubbing, currying, doing, drubbing, fibbing(British), flogging, hammering, hiding, lacing, lambasting, lashing, lathering, licking, mauling, messing (up), paddling, pelting, pommeling(or pommelling), pounding, pummeling(also pummelling), punching out, roughing (up), slating, slogging, switching, tanning, thrashing, threshing, thumping, walloping, whaling, whipping, whopping(or whapping), whupping, working over assailing, assaulting, attacking, besetting, boxing, busting, chopping, clobbering, clouting, cracking, cudgeling(or cudgelling), cuffing, descending (on or upon), hitting, jumping (on), knocking, lamming, laying on, pasting, pouncing (on or upon), punching, raiding, rushing, slamming, slapping, smacking, smashing, socking, spanking, storming, swatting, swiping, thwacking, whacking, whamming, whompingblackjacking, caning, cowhiding, flagellating, fustigating, horsewhipping, leathering, pistol-whipping, rawhiding, scourging, strappinggoring, lacerating, woundingmaiming, mangling, mutilating beating up on |