IPA: /ˈstɒm.pi.ɪst/
KK: /ˈstɑːm.pi.ɪst/
This word describes something that is the most heavy-footed or clumsy in movement, often making loud noises when walking or stomping.
The stompiest elephant in the herd made the ground shake with every step.
Comparative: stompier
Superlative: stompiest
The word 'stompiest' is derived from 'stomp' (from Middle English 'stompen', meaning to tread heavily) and the superlative suffix '-iest' (meaning most). Therefore, 'stompiest' refers to the most heavy or forceful in treading or stomping.
Think of someone who is 'treading heavily' ('stomp') and the '-iest' means the most. So, 'stompiest' describes someone who is the most forceful in their stomping.
No commonly confused words.