traipsing
verbDivide traipsing into syllables:
traips · ing
How to pronounce traipsing:
Definition of traipsing:
- traipsing (verb):
- to go on foot walk
- to walk heavily or tiredly
- to walk or travel about without apparent plan but with or without a purpose
Synonyms for traipsing:
drifting
galavanting
meandering
migrant
migratory
rambling
roaming
sauntering
strolling
walking
wandering
Antonyms for traipsing:
going direct
running
staying
tiptoeing
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