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Definition of Stompers

1. stomper [n] - See also: stomper

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Lexicographical Neighbors of Stompers

Stomatopoda stomatopods stomatopod crustacean stomatous stomodaea stomodaeal stomodaeum stomodaeums stomodea stomodeal

stomodeum stomodeums stomp stomped stomper stompers (current term) stomping stomps stonable stond

stonds stone stone's throw stone-blind stone-broke stone-cold stone-dead stone-deaf stone-face stone-gray

Literary usage of Stompers

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1. Indianapolis, Indiana: A Photographic Portrait by Richard Clark (2007)
"Sidewalk stompers (bottom) The Circle City Sidewalk stompers Clown Band is a colorful group of twelve accomplished musicians who entertain the crowds at the ..."

2. Bolivia and Coca by James Painter (1994)
"... (coca stompers), for which they either received a fixed daily wage or part of the gross earnings. It is calculated that work as an unskilled laborer in ..."

3. Providence in Colonial Times by Gertrude Selwyn Kimball (1912)
""The stompers" was a street, or lane, which entered the Towne Street from the west at a point near the northern extremity of that main artery of the village ..."

4. Modern American Poetry by Louis Untermeyer (1921)
"Soon to be cut into delicate ribbons Only to .be crushed by the heavy, wooden stompers. Such feathery whiteness—to come to kraut! ..."

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