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stomp off

stomp off verb: to depart in an angry mood.

Verb

stomp off (third-person singular simple present stomps off, present participle stomping off, simple past and past participle stomped off)

  1. (intransitive) To depart in an angry mood.

Forms of stomp off

third-person singular presentstomps off
present participlestomping off
past participlestomped off
paststomped off

Questions about stomp off

What does stomp off mean?
Stomp off means to depart in an angry mood.
What part of speech is stomp off?
Stomp off is a verb.
What is the past tense of stomp off?
The past tense of stomp off is stomped off.

Words near stomp off in the dictionary

  1. stomoxyines
  2. stomp
  3. stomp clap
  4. stomp clap hey
  5. stomp for
  6. stomp off
  7. stomp on
  8. stomp out
  9. stomp pad
  10. stomp pads
  11. stomp rocket

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