The place of a man’s exploits.
1839. I made my way from Milledgeville to Williamson County, the old stamping-ground.—‘History of Virgil A. Stewart,’ p. 70 (N.Y.).
1853. This bay and the bayou were, as a Texan would say, his “stamping ground.”—S. A. Hammett (‘Philip Paxton’), ‘A Stray Yankee in Texas,’ p. 246.
