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trapes

/ treɪps /

verb

  1. a less common spelling of traipse


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Example Sentences

Well, I've only been guilty of it four days so far, Mrs. Trapes.

Oh, he'll go—there's quite a lot of good in him, Mrs. Trapes.

Mrs. Trapes, I can slice ham and beef with any one on earth.

Y' can't, bo; Mrs. Trapes ain't goin' t' let ye—look at her!

Not in so many words, perhaps, but you implied it, Mrs. Trapes.

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