clomp

Fair enough - but you wish he'd put on some gloves and bootees before he clomps around a crime scene.

Fair enough but you wish he'd put on some gloves and bootees before he clomps around a crime scene.

In Goodbye, Dragon Inn (2003), we follow a crippled ticket lady who clomps up and down the stairways of a haunted and gay-patronized theater.

She's also developed a walk that would suit the wrestler Giant Haystacks - she clomps around as though she is 22 stone, not 10.

Lucky, the next giant step in animatronics, has skin the color of four-leaf clovers, stands 9 feet tall, snorts, grins and bellows, and clomps along on two supremely sturdy legs.

What's interesting is that Kaplan clomps along after the trend, whining about the corrupting influence of conspicuous consumption.

Mules have carried riders into the Grand Canyon daily for 80 years, and we haven't lost a paying customer yet," declares park livery manager Ron Clayton--a reassurance you repeat to yourself like a mantra as your mule clomps along, obstinately sticking to the trail's outside edge.