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traipse

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traipse around (some place)
to walk or travel around some place. I spent all afternoon traipsing around town looking for just the right gift for Roger. She has been traipsing around all day.
See also: around

traipse over and traipse in

to go or arrive carelessly or thoughtlessly. He traipsed over and invited himself in. She came traipsing in at about midnight.
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The Lark, The Lemming, and the Owl: Traipse Through Perspicuity" is one man pondering the world around him.
The Lark, the Lemming, and the Owl by Buhle, Willis M. / MBR Bookwatch
Hopefully, the houses won't be laid out like Ikea stores, where, no matter what you want to buy, you have to traipse past every single item of furniture they sell before you can get to a checkout.
IKEA'S HOME HELPS by The Mirror (London, England)
The kind of men who traipse about the shops helping their partner to choose blouses, when an important sporting event is on - disgraceful.
Letter: Short points by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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