globetrotter
Americannoun
noun
Other Word Forms
- globetrotting noun
Etymology
Origin of globetrotter
Example Sentences
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The global pandemic may be long gone, but at least one group of highly-motivated, highly-germaphobic globetrotters never stopped worrying about what to do every time they are sealed inside a flying metal tube.
The couple are part of a growing number of moneyed globetrotters who are choosing to relocate to the northern Italian city.
“Migratory birds are these little globetrotters,” said Jill Deppe, the senior director of the migratory bird initiative at the National Audubon Society.
From Seattle Times
When he wasn’t directing, Rafelson was a globetrotter who traveled to the Amazon, India, Kenya and beyond.
From Los Angeles Times
Short of buying a globetrotter a vacation, you may be stumped as to what to get the travel enthusiast in your life.
From Fox News
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