To campaign or to speak publicly in pursuit of political support; to travel and give speeches while seeking votes (often expressed as 'go on the stump' or 'on the stump').
2.
USUKAustraliainformalcolloquial
To set out on a journey or to travel from place to place, often implying persistent or self-reliant movement (frequently by walking or road travel).
3.
Globalinformal
To perform or behave in a conspicuous, vigorous, or showy manner; to call public attention to oneself, especially by boasting or high-energy presentation.
Examples:
EN: I told Keith and Nicole that we're going to stump it separately for the next couple of days.
ES: Les dije a Keith y Nicole que haremos campaña por separado durante los próximos días.
EN: From it's little stump it's putting out a new leaf.
HI: वो इतराती हुई सी गढ़ेगी कुछ नया सा
EN: Keith and Nicole that... we're going to stump it separately for the next couple of days.
ID: Keith dan Nicole bahwa... Kita akan beraktifitasl secara terpisah selama beberapa hari.
EN: You must stir it and stump it, And blow your own trumpet,
ID: Kau harus mengaduknya Dan tiup terompetmu sendiri.