Pronunciation: /stæmp/
noun a small piece of paper with a design on it that is stuck onto a letter or package before it is posted
A1 I need a stamp to mail this letter.
A2 She collects stamps from different countries.
B1 The stamp on the envelope was faded and barely legible.
B2 The post office sells a variety of stamps for different postage rates.
C1 The rare stamp was sold at auction for a high price.
C2 The stamp on the official document was embossed with the company's logo.
verb to bring down (the foot) forcibly on the ground or a hard surface
A1 She stamps her feet when she's angry.
A2 He stamped the envelope with the address before sending it.
B1 The post office stamped the package with the date of receipt.
B2 The collector carefully stamped each coin in his collection with his initials.
C1 The artist stamped his unique mark on each piece of pottery he created.
C2 The official stamped the document with the approval seal before it could be processed.
formal The stamp on the envelope indicated that the letter had been processed by the post office.
informal I need to buy a stamp before I can mail this letter.
slang I found a cool stamp for my collection at the flea market.
figurative Her words left a lasting stamp on my heart.
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