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Traipsing Into Evolution came when he complained about the definition we gave for the word "traipse" (a word Judge Jones used in his ruling) at the beginning of the book.— Evolution News & Views
For the record, the definition of "traipse" hasn't changed.— Evolution News & Views
The 2006 edition of the American Heritage Dictionary uses a Random House Unabridged Dictionary, published in 2006, defines "traipse" as "to walk or go aimlessly or idly without finding or reaching one's goal."— Evolution News & Views
After Easter, the kiddies will be back in school, but the weather in southwest England is getting grand; it might be time for a traipse round, for this investigation and— Examiner California Headlines
Garmin would often traipse it around at trade shows and smaller gatherings, but it was always look, don't touch.— Consumer Reports Electronics Blog

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