verb
General Slang
stomp
STOMP · verb · slang
To land a jump or trick perfectly and solidly.
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To land a trick or jump cleanly and with total control, so both feet plant firmly and the rider rides away smoothly. It is the opposite of a sketchy or bailed landing.
“She stomped the 540 and rode away like it was nothing.”
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stomp In A Sentence
She stomped the 540 and rode away like it was nothing.
Origin & Usage
Snowboard/action-sports slang for a solid, planted landing.
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What does 'stomp' mean in action sports?
It means to land a trick or jump perfectly, with both feet planted firmly and total control, riding away clean, the opposite of a sketchy or bailed landing.
How do you use 'stomp' in a sentence?
You say a rider 'stomped' a trick when they nailed the landing, as in 'she stomped the 540 and rode away like it was nothing.'
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