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tramp across

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tramp across something
to march or stamp across an area. The kids tramped across the yard and wore a path. Please don't tramp across my garden.
See also: across, tramp


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I was sure the cold, like a dementor, would suck the life out of me - leaving me unable to abandon the warmth of my bed and fighting the need to pull on boots and tramp across a dewy field to the toilet block.
I had to tramp across the fields and carry a soaking, stinking rug back to the yard.
It does not mean we can all maraud through fields full of newborn lambs, tramp across vast swathes of crops or set up camp by night on the front lawn of our nearest farmer.
 
 
 
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