waffle-stomps

Verb

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

1. (intransitive) To hike while wearing waffle stompers.
   • That's what the environmentalists - the self-centered bunch, the waffle-stomping, Harvard-graduating intellectual bunch of idiots that don't understand that they're leading this country into environmental disaster.1995 March 6, Don Young (quoted), Angela Bouwsma, “The word according to a weighty Republican”, in High Country News
2. (slang, transitive) To beat decisively.
   • ...which doesn't matter much for automotive profits, since 6 or 7 of the top 10 selling vehicles are classified as trucks, where the US dominates. In fact, American trucks waffle-stomped the Japanese manufacturers in trucks.1999 August 2, Dana Seero, “Another Ficht bites the dust...”, in rec.boats (Usenet)

   Synonyms:

   curb stomp, own