to bring down (one's foot) forcibly

to grind (something) with the sole of the foot

to pound or crush (ore, etc) with a pestle or a heavy instrument

to impress or imprint (words, etc) on something

to imprint or impress words, etc on (something)

to leave (a permanent or indelible image) in someone's mind, etc

said of a quality, etc: to characterize (something)

the defeatism that stamps all his writings from this period

to leave (a characteristic mark) on something

to attach a postage stamp to (an envelope, etc)

to cut out, bend, or form (something) using a stamp or die

to thrust the foot forcibly or noisily downward

(+ on) to put a stop to crush something by or as if by stamping

a device or instrument for stamping a mark, etc on a surface

a printed adhesive piece of paper used as a token of credit, etc; = postage stamp or trading stamp

the impression or mark made by stamping or imprinting

a characteristic quality

the stamp of authenticity

distinctive type

racists and people of that stamp

a lasting mark

Hardship had left its stamp on them

the act of stamping the foot, or the noise made by this

a block for crushing ore at a stamp mill