Meanings of traipse around in English

What to eat as you traipse around town visiting assorted noble venues?

It's not like I traipse around the house with all the lights on.

Dr. McAbee and Dr. Whatever-osovich continued to traipse around and pick at pieces of wounded flesh.

And when we've done our things, do we really want to traipse around shops looking for clothes?

I refuse to traipse around any longer.

They decided it just wasn't worth the hassle or the cash to traipse around a racecourse for the weekend.

You couldn't very well traipse around at night, Betty, and I'm not going till it is good and dark.

I declare, Maria, I don't see what you want to traipse around with that little poor-folksy yaller dog for.

Alexia figured, delightedly, that this meant he did, in fact, tend to traipse around his private apartments in the altogether.

Against the hundreds of thousands that traipse around South America's most popular site visitors here number a couple of thousand per year.

Sporting an Edwardian beard, he would frequently traipse around the city in a full-length fur coat accessorised with trainers and jangling bracelets.

As if any creature would traipse around the city seven feet tall with special effects zapping out of its horns and eyes and tail.

Another year, another traipse around the larger venues to see performers who could, if they wished, travel around for free on public transport inst(...)

She does not OD on tattoos, traipse around in $1,000 shoes, nor wear a vial of blood on a cord around her neck.

Albo questioned whether the indigenous community would welcome Mr Abbott traipsing around.

Rocketing through space, traipsing around alien worlds and meeting little green men.