1. traipsing - Noun
2. traipsing - Verb
traipsing
present participle of traipse
traipsing (countable and uncountable, plural traipsings)
Laborious walking.
Bismuth is on the other terminus of I-95, traipsing around Miami, where he interviews the regular man on the street, the man being his friend who happens to live in the area (and support the same candidate, and know how all the Israelis are voting). Source: Internet
Considering all of that, the actual act of traipsing the wire starts to look like the easiest part of the gig. Source: Internet
I enjoy traipsing around off-trail in Olympic National Park, as well as riding and tinkering with my four motorcycles. Source: Internet
Lately it’s been traipsing around Cedar Mesa with archeologists to view ancient Native American ruins and bear witness to the politically charged battle over Bears Ears National Monument. Source: Internet
Freed from the early morning alarm and rush to the bus, a full day of traipsing from homeroom to math to specials to sports practice to catechism, an evening of homework and dinner and “just a few minutes” of Mario… we had real kids in the bookstore. Source: Internet
I feel a little sorry for the women, though, perhaps because I imagine them traipsing back and forth through the city unsure of where they left their cars, like frazzled mothers searching for sons who haven’t come home. Source: Internet