Lexicographical Neighbors of Trapesed
Literary usage of Trapesed
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Recollections by John Morley (1917)
"... trapesed in the mud from antique to antique, they wondering, doubtless, what
on earth I found in such mouldering rubbish. Perhaps I hardly knew what I ..."
2. Irish Idylls by Jane Barlow (1893)
"... and the baste trapesed off home with herself as contented as you please —hailing
shouts, which softened into a gabbling hum at a closer range, ..."
3. The Autobiography and Correspondence of Mary Granville, Mrs. Delany: With by Delany (Mary) (1861)
"The moment your equipage had whirled you out of sight (for my brother and I
watched you from the garden) we trapesed all over Babylon garden, ..."
4. Rambles in Old College Towns by Hildegarde Hawthorne (1917)
"barring further progress; and we trapesed back the way we came, but contentedly,
for beautiful trees shaded our way and there were unending views across the ..."
5. Prince Charles Edward Stuart: The Young Chevalier by Andrew Lang (1903)
"We are almost tempted to fancy that Smollett must have encountered Charles,
disguised as a Capuchin, Miss Walkinshaw, and the Hebrew spy, as they trapesed ..."
6. Parts of the body in older Germanic and Scandinavian by Torild Washington Arnoldson (1916)
"... walk through mud or snow; tread about with dirty boots; wander, stroll aimlessly;
gad about; make dirty with muddy footmarks, trapesed draggled, dirty. ..."
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