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stumping

[ US /ˈstəmpɪŋ/ ]
[ UK /stˈʌmpɪŋ/ ]
NOUN
  1. campaigning for something by making political speeches (stump speeches)

How To Use stumping In A Sentence

  • Haley walked into the kitchen and two minutes later Trevor came stumping into the kitchen.
  • Dean has most of the Hollywood glamour; both Martin Sheen and Rob Reiner were here stumping for him in recent days.
  • He went from wrestling in tights and a feather boa to stumping across the state in jeans and a leather jacket discussing policy with legislators in suits and ties.
  • Call me silly, but I just don't care whether or not a candidate lugs a spouse along while he or she is stumping for votes.
  • I hope these socks keep Miss Phoebe's feet warm, as she is stumping around her house already.
  • Anya resumed scouring the floor for her missing shoe, walking with a stumping gait.
  • Clark made two stumpings and did not concede many byes, so he may have had a slight grievance.
  • Easts wicket keeper Dale Box did well with the gloves, stumping two batsmen, one off the bowling of Jobson and another off David Wells.
  • President Bush stumping in Columbus, Ohio, also, John Kerry, John Edwards stumping in Saint Louis, Missouri.
  • Mr Bush was stumping in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Iowa and New Mexico today, before a crowning home-state rally in Dallas and a night at his Crawford ranch.
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