1. To tread under foot, specially in pride, contempt, triumph or scorn; to prostrate by treading; to tread with pride, contempt and insult.

2. To tread in contempt; to tread with force and rapidity.

3. The act of treading under foot with contempt.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• trumpled,
• trampel,
• tample,
• tramplen,
• tramble,
• trampolen,
• preample,
• trouple,
• treamble,
• timple,
• dample,
• trampeled,
• tremple,
• tramplie,
• crabaple,
• trapple,
• rample,
• trmple,
• trammle,
• trampee

• trombly,
• tremper,
• trimpe,
• tremble,
• trembling,
• trampler,
• trembler,
• tramp,
• trampoline,
• trumpet,
• tramping,
• Trumble,
• Tramble,
• trombley,
• Trembley,
• trump,
• Tremblay,
• Trombetta,
• Trimble,
• trampled,
• trumpeter,
• trumpets,
• trampling,
• trump up,
• trembly,
• triumph,
• triumphal,
• trembles,
• trumbull,
• tramper,
• trumpery,
• trombone.

The adverb form of "trample" is "trample". There is no distinct adverb form for this word.

The adjective form of the word "trample" is "trampled".

The plural of the "trample" can be the "tramples".

The singular of the "trample" can be the "trample".