Meaning & use
Trapse
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To walk or trudge wearily or tediously, often without clear purpose; a variant spelling of traipse.
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She had to trapse across town after missing the last bus.
We trapsed through the market for hours looking for the right gift.
A note on using this word
A dialectal British variant spelling of 'traipse'; both forms are pronounced the same and mean the same thing.
Words with a similar meaning
traipsetrudge
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