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Stamping ground is a synonym of stomping ground, meaning a place where someone often goes or hangs out. Learn the word history, usage, and synonyms of stamping ground from Merriam-Webster dictionary.
Wednesday 780. Fifteen years! The community that this desk show has unwittingly created is like an iceberg; lots of the activity goes on beneath the surface of the weekly desk show. At the desk, we have a lot in common. Under the desk, we've connected, chatted, got to know each other and met.
El festival de Stamping Ground ocurrió en el año de 1970, en Róterdam ( Holanda ), con una platea de cerca de 100 mil personas. Fue una especie de versión holandesa del conocido Woodstock; también fue el primer festival pop y rock al aire libre de varios días en el continente europeo.
Stomping ground is an informal term for a place or area that someone is very familiar with and where they like to spend time. Learn more about its meaning, synonyms, usage and translations from Cambridge Dictionary.
THE STAMPING GROUND. WINNER: BEST MUSIC & sound, CATS AWARDS 2022. THE STAMPING GROUND is a new musical, featuring the songs of Runrig, about love, life and the land. It’s the hottest summer in years and the villagers are sweltering.
noun. /ˈstæmpɪŋ ɡraʊnd/ ( North American English also stomping ground) (informal) a place that somebody likes and where they often go synonym haunt. This bar used to be one of my brother’s old stamping grounds. Take your English to the next level. The Oxford Learner’s Thesaurus explains the difference between groups of similar words.
The phrase, which came into use in the 1820's, comes from the way wild animals sometimes mark their usual territory by stamping down the soil or grass with their paws. Definitions of stamping ground. noun. a frequently visited place. synonyms: hangout, haunt, repair, resort.
