Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster [1319]
5 : to attach a postage stamp to
6 : to extinguish or destroy by or as if by stamping with the foot — used with out
7 : to strike or thrust the foot forcibly or noisily downward
Synonyms
[2] stomp, tramp, trample, tromp—more at TRAMPLE
usually stamp out [6] annihilate, blot out, demolish, eradicate, exterminate, liquidate, obliterate, root, rub out, snuff, wipe out—more at ANNIHILATE
2stamp noun 1 : a device or instrument for stamping
2 : the mark made by stamping; also : a distinctive mark or quality
3 : the act of stamping
4 : a stamped or printed paper affixed to show that a charge has been paid Synonyms impress, impression, imprint, print—more at PRINT 1stampede noun : a wild headlong rush or flight esp. of frightened animals 2stampede verb stam·ped·ed; stam·ped·ing 1 : to flee or cause to flee in panic 2 : to act or cause to act together suddenly and heedlessly stance noun : a way of standing 1stanch or staunch verb : to check the flowing of (as blood); also : to cease flowing or bleeding 2stanch variant of 2STAUNCH stan·chion noun : an upright bar, post, or support Synonyms column, pier, pillar, post—more at PILLAR 1stand verb stood ; stand·ing 1 : to take or be at rest in an upright or firm position 2 : to assume a specified position 3 : to remain stationary or unchanged 4 : to be steadfast 5 : to act in resistance <~ against a foe> 6 : to maintain a relative position or rank 7 : to gather slowly and remain 8 : to set upright 9 : to tolerate without flinching : ENDURE 10 : to submit to <~ trial> 11 : to pay the cost of (a treat) : pay for — stand pat : to oppose or resist change Synonyms [9] abide, bear, brook, countenance, endure, meet, stick out, stomach, support, sustain, take, tolerate—more at BEAR [11] clear, discharge, foot, liquidate, pay, pay off, quit, recompense, settle, spring—more at PAY 2stand noun 1 : an act of standing, staying, or resisting 2 : a stop made to give a performance 3 : POSITION, VIEWPOINT 4 : a place taken by a witness to testify in court 5 plural : tiered seats for spectators 6 : a raised platform (as for speakers) 7 : a structure for a small retail business 8 : a structure for supporting or holding something upright 9 : a group of plants growing in a continuous area Synonyms dais, platform, podium, rostrum, stage—more at PLATFORM stand–alone adjective : SELF-CONTAINED; especially : capable of operation independent of a computer system 1standard noun 1 : a figure adopted as an emblem by a people 2 : the personal flag of a ruler; also : FLAG 3 : something set up as a rule for measuring or as a model to be followed; also : a model of behavior established by custom 4 : an upright support Synonyms [2] banner, colors, ensign, flag, jack, pennant, streamer—more at FLAG [3] criterion, grade, mark, measure, par, touchstone, yardstick; also rule; case, example, instance; acme, apex, meridian, peak, pinnacle, summit, zenith standards [3] ethics, morality, morals, principles—more at ETHICS 2standard adjective 1 : constituting or conforming to a standard esp. as established by law or custom 2 : regularly and widely used, available, or supplied Synonyms [1] average, characteristic, normal, regular, representative, typical—more at TYPICAL [2] conventional, current, customary, popular, stock, usual—more at CURRENT stan·dard–bear·er noun : the leader of a cause standard deviation noun : a measure of dispersion in a set of data stan·dard·ise British variant of STANDARDIZE stan·dard–is·sue adjective : STANDARD, TYPICAL stan·dard·ize verb -ized; -iz·ing : to make standard or uniform — stan·dard·i·za·tion noun Synonyms formalize, homogenize, normalize, regularize; also codify, organize, systematize; average, equalize, even; accredit, certify; control, govern, regulate; coordinate, harmonize, integrate, reconcile, synthesize standard of living :