† eˈstamp,v.Obs. [ad.Fr.estamp-er to stamp.] trans. To stamp; to pound. Hence eˈstampedppl. a., pounded. 1648–60Hexham Dutch Dict., Gestampte spijse, estamped meate.1658Bp. Reynolds Lord's Supp. vi, The very presence of a dying man estamps on the minde an affection of fear and aw.