clampering adjective 1noun 1forms 2 adjective1 •cacophonous; raucous.Moreover it was decided by that tiresome Martha, the housemaid, that “Miss Lucy lugged the dirt in shameful 'with them nasty clampering boots, and it was one's work to clean the hall after her.” — 1864 noun1 •A cacophony made by noisy movement.Hush — there's a clampering in the trance. It's the rush o' critics frae the pit o' the theatre. — 1867 formsmore clampering · most clampering
