clomp
verbUK /klɒmp/
US /klɑːmp/
To walk with loud, heavy steps.
The horse clomped down the road.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To make a loud, heavy sound while moving.
His boots clomped on the wooden floor.
3. A loud, heavy footstep or sound.
We heard a clomp from the hallway.
4. To walk in a clumsy, noisy way.
The giant clomped through the forest.