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traipses

traipses is the plural of traipse.

traipses is the third-person singular simple present indicative of traipse.

Meaning of traipse

Noun

traipse (plural traipses)

  1. A long or tiring walk.
    • It was a long traipse uphill all the way home.
    Synonyms:
    hike, trek
  2. A meandering walk.
    • it was an easy traipse down the rocky slope2021, Neal Stephenson, Termination Shock

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Questions about traipses

What is traipses the plural of?
Traipses is the plural of traipse.

Words near traipses in the dictionary

  1. trainyards
  2. traipse
  3. traipsed
  4. traipser
  5. traipsers
  6. traipses
  7. traipsin'
  8. traipsing
  9. traipsings
  10. trait
  11. trait d'union

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