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traipse over

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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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We'd like to think so, but for us couch potatoes there's nothing worse than having to get up and traipse over to your telly to switch the damn thing off.
 
 
 
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