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traipps, traippse, traippsn, traippsn, traips, traipse, traipse$t, traipsed, traipsin, traipsin, trapesin, trapeze, trapse, trapsein, trapsin,
traipse [treps, ˈtrepəs, trəˈpiːz]
n. A long weary trudge, a tiring walk. A slovenly untidy woman, a slattern.
v. To tramp wearily or carelessly. To trudge, to lumber or shuffle through mud or dirt. To wander about idly. To walk or tramp over, to tread.
pt. pp. traipse't, traipsed
n. A long weary trudge, a tiring walk. A slovenly untidy woman, a slattern.
v. To tramp wearily or carelessly. To trudge, to lumber or shuffle through mud or dirt. To wander about idly. To walk or tramp over, to tread.
pt. pp. traipse't, traipsed
Compounds and phrases etc.
traipsin: Trudging wearily.
traison, traisonable, trayson, treison, trizzen, trizzon,
traison [ˈtreːzən, MN. ˈtrɪzən]
n. Treason.
n. Treason.
Compounds and phrases etc.
traisonable: adj. Treacherous.
traitor, tratour,
traitor [ˈtretər]
n. Traitor.
n. Traitor.
thravel, threvel, traevel, traevil, traivel, traiveled, traiveler, traivell, traivelled, traiveller, traivellin, traivellt, traivelt, traivil, traivillin, traivillt, traivlar, traivle, traivled, traivler, traivlin, traivllt, travail, travaill, travelin, trayvel, trevel, trevell, trevelled, treveller, trevellin, trevelt, trevil, trevill, trevilled, trevul, trevvel, trevvil, trevvler,
traivel [treːvl]
n. A walk, a journey on foot. Travail, labour, toil. trouble, exertion.
v. To travel, to journey, move from place to place. Travail. To go about on foot, to walk, make a journey on foot, to hike. To walk across and across, to pace up and down. To journey frequently over a road, to do a journey on foot.
pt. pp. traivelt
n. A walk, a journey on foot. Travail, labour, toil. trouble, exertion.
v. To travel, to journey, move from place to place. Travail. To go about on foot, to walk, make a journey on foot, to hike. To walk across and across, to pace up and down. To journey frequently over a road, to do a journey on foot.
pt. pp. traivelt
Compounds and phrases etc.
traiveler [ˈtreːvlər]: A traveller, hawker, tinker, gypsy.
traivelin [ˈtreːvlɪn]: Traveling.
traivelin [ˈtreːvlɪn]: Traveling.
thram, tram, trammel, trammil, trammle, trams, trams,
tram [tram]
n. A long beam, bar or shaft of wood. The shaft of a barrow or cart. An upright gallow post etc. col. A leg, a long unshapely leg, a wooden leg. A very tall, thin, ungainly person.
dim. trammle
pl. trams
n. A long beam, bar or shaft of wood. The shaft of a barrow or cart. An upright gallow post etc. col. A leg, a long unshapely leg, a wooden leg. A very tall, thin, ungainly person.
dim. trammle
pl. trams
fit-stramp, stram, stramp, strampit, trammel, trammle, tramp, trampan, trampel, trampin, trampit, trample, trump, trumpin, trumpit,
tramp [tramp]
also with prothetic s stramp [tramp]
n. A tread or stamp of the foot, a planting of the foot in walking. A trampling on something. A vagrant, vagabond.
v. To stamp, step or tread heavily upon, to trample on. To tread, press down, squeeze or crush by treading or stamping with the feet or hands. To go about with a firm or heavy step.
pt. pp. trampit, strampit
also with prothetic s stramp [tramp]
n. A tread or stamp of the foot, a planting of the foot in walking. A trampling on something. A vagrant, vagabond.
v. To stamp, step or tread heavily upon, to trample on. To tread, press down, squeeze or crush by treading or stamping with the feet or hands. To go about with a firm or heavy step.
pt. pp. trampit, strampit
trample
v. Trample.
v. Trample.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fit-stramp: A footstep.
trampin: Stamping. (the feet).
trampin: Stamping. (the feet).
trance [trans]
n. An abnormal state of mind.
n. An abnormal state of mind.
trance, transe,
trance [trans]
n. A narrow outside passage between houses. An alley or lane. A passage within a house or other building. A lobby or corridor.
n. A narrow outside passage between houses. An alley or lane. A passage within a house or other building. A lobby or corridor.
tranquil [ˈtrankwɪl]
adj. Free from disturbance, calm.
adj. Free from disturbance, calm.
Compounds and phrases etc.
tranquillity: The state of being tranquil.
transac, transack, transact,
transact [tranˈzak(t)]
n. A transaction, negotiation, matter of business.
pl. transacts
v. To deal with, dispose of a business matter.
n. A transaction, negotiation, matter of business.
pl. transacts
v. To deal with, dispose of a business matter.