1. globe-trotting - Noun
2. globe-trotting - Adjective
globe-trotting (comparative more globe-trotting, superlative most globe-trotting)
That globetrots.
globe-trotting (uncountable)
Alternative form of globetrotting
Their characters get swept up in a globe-trotting, time-traveling espionage adventure to save the world. Source: Internet
This larger-than-life, globe-trotting tale - ranging from the impenetrable Tower of London to the fabled Silk Road and China's Great Wall - also stars Rutger Hauer in one of the screen icon's final performances. Source: Internet
Among the swings Reilly, 53, already has taken to bring edge to his two cable networks: plucking Samantha Bee for a TBS late-night show and adding globe-trotting specials from Conan O'Brien. Source: Internet
Arbib has a knack for unlikely clashes, a product of her frequent globe-trotting and artisan partnerships: Consider the jewel-toned stripes of fuchsia, lime, and cobalt on a plunging wrap dress, or the violet and Lurex ribbons on a strapless number. Source: Internet
As a token of thanks, he left a drawing of the Belgian globe-trotting detective, Captain Haddock and Snowy on the beach at Hornbæk with a comment on the excellent food and catering, and how the schnapps was an especially nice experience. Source: Internet
It’s the year 2015 and Sonnet McKay is the daughter of a globe-trotting diplomat, home for the summer from her exotic life. Source: Internet