tromp
/trɑmp/
verb
- To walk heavily or noisily; to tramp.
- The children tromp through the house in their muddy boots.
- She tromped across the wooden floor, making the dishes rattle.
- We could hear the hikers tromp along the trail from a mile away.
- To defeat decisively; to trounce.
- Our team tromped the competition in the championship game.
- The incumbent senator tromped her opponent in the election.
- He tromped his rival in the chess tournament, winning every match.