traipse , also: trapes

Nothing good will come of your traipsing around on it.

It did look as if someone had traipsed through recently.

Do we really have to go traipsing all over the country to try to find where I come from?

If you're of a mind to, we might just traipse over that way.

And you bring that young new doctor I hear you've been traipsing all over the county with.

Too old a man to be traipsing around the mountains with a young girl.

Just enough to get excited about traipsing off to the other side of the world.

There is no question of you traipsing around London on your own.

For those, you have to traipse off to the main offices.

She was the one who traipsed around the publishers with my work.

At the 10-yard line, he began to traipse in backward.

If he wants to go traipsing the hills that's up to him.

Once again, her felt all eyes upon him as they traipsed along the sidewalk.

I traipsed into the kitchen with Grace in my arms.

I just wondered who was traipsing about, out there in the hall.

Its a long road but we all traipse it at one time or another:).

A total stranger, it seemed, had traipsed into the reading.

Traipsing through the hall to the front door, she switched on the outside light.

You had better go to bed yourself, Rosie, and let us have no more traipsing around.

It's what comes when parents let their children traipse all over the country."

"Is this why you traipsed across town in the middle of the night?

Next time, give me advance warning before you traipse off on your own.

Carpet so light her feet felt as if they were traipsing on clouds.

What the hell was she doing, traipsing around in the middle of nowhere like this?

To Alvin's surprise, as they traipsed right through a field.