Stomp or Stamp?

[Maleficent13]

Which word do you use to mean "put your foot down heavily"?

 

[NMAmy]

Now that I think about it, I use them pretty much interchangeably.

 

[Miss Jasmine]

Stomp

 

[minnieandme]

Stomp

 

[Mom2Ashli]

Stomp

 

[Strawberry Lemonade]

Stamp is for one foot: "Don't stamp your foot at me!"

Stomp is for two feet: "Don't stomp down that hallway!"

 

[apirateslifeforme]

As Simon LeBon says when singing The Wild Boys live...

"STOMP YOUR FEET, FEET, FEET!!!"

 

[Soubrette]

Stomp, like the Broadway show.

 

[Maleficent13]

Hmmm...I see "stomp" is winning. I use stomp too. There is a new video on the Disney Channel by that slightly weird Ralph guy in which he sings about "stamp your feet" and it just sounds wrong to me. I get a mental image of someone sticking postage all over their feet.

 

[Luv'sTink]

Stomp.

 

[Catananche]

I stamp when there's a cockroach.
I stomp when I'm having a strop.

 

[sue1013]

Stamp

 

[pansmermaidzlagoon]

depends - does your foot remain in contact with the floor (stomp) or does it come back up off the floor (stamp) ...in tap anyway!!!!

I use stomp!

 

[azgal81]

Stomp I have never heard stamp used in that sense.

 

[KelNottAt]

Stamp is for one foot: "Don't stamp your foot at me!"

Stomp is for two feet: "Don't stomp down that hallway!"

My thoughts exactly.