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traipse Definition and Meaning in English (traipse definition)

verb
Synonyms:wanderstrollramble
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Traipse definition: To walk or move about aimlessly or idly, often in a weary or reluctant manner.

Definitions of Traipse

  1. 1verb

    To walk or move about aimlessly or idly, often in a weary or reluctant manner.

Example Sentences

casual

“She spent the afternoon traipsing around the shops.”

casual

“We had to traipse through muddy fields to get to the farm.”

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third person singulartraipses
past tensetraipsed
present participletraipsing

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Traipse definition: To walk or move about aimlessly or idly, often in a weary or reluctant manner.
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'Traipse' translates to 'traipse' in English. Traipse definition: To walk or move about aimlessly or idly, often in a weary or reluctant manner.
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