noun
definition
A long or tiring walk.
example
It was a long traipse uphill all the way home.
verb
definition
To walk in a messy or unattractively casual way; to trail through dirt.
definition
To walk about, especially when expending much effort, or unnecessary effort.
definition
To walk (a distance or journey) wearily or with effort; to walk about or over (a place).
Examples of traipse in a Sentence
I had managed to traipse around the airport twice before I managed to find immigration.
There 's simply no need to traipse the streets looking for somewhere to carry on the party it 's all under one roof !
There 's no need to traipse around different shops and arrange deliveries and fittings.
And, no, we don't mean traipse through the house with slush covered boots.
But why go to so much trouble when you can traipse down the road to your local flower shop, or order them in?
People will not want to traipse across a muddy patch of garden to place waste in the compost bin, therefore it is also useful to ensure that there is a path leading to it.
Glittering crystal studs traipse along the exterior perimeter of the shoe for an extra splash of style.
But he wasn.t about to walk up and down the stairwell or traipse through the shadow world a million times to accomplish the same goal.
Makes me traipse all over the place, finding out the guy didn't have any taste.
A traipse back in time finds numerous trends associated with each decade.
Once they have seen you traipse over to the hall closet and pull out the cat carrier, all subsequent visits to the hall closet will trigger the image of a cat carrier to your pet.