1. walking with heavy, loud steps
Usage: present participle of ‘clomp’

1. the sound or action of heavy, loud footsteps
Usage: gerund form

Examples

• The horse was clomping loudly across the wooden bridge.
• She could hear him clomping up the stairs in his heavy boots.
• The children were clomping around the house in their rain boots.
• The clomping of hooves echoed through the barn.
• His clomping woke up everyone in the apartment below.
• Stop clomping and try to walk more quietly.