traipsing

Some are traipsing around on their own, trash crackling beneath their feet.

The models, endlessly traipsing the now-dirtied white runway, looked like they wanted to collapse.

Traipsing the Biennale and the numerous collaterals has been at once ho-hum and encouraging.

Could they have wandered up the hill road,—the discontented, "traipsing," exasperating things?

Taking up with prize fighters—traipsing round in a regular French dress, looking like something she's not supposed to be!

The bird that had been traipsing all over hell's footstool trying to get a line on his lost sweetheart.

The idea of her traipsing along the sands in a décolleté ball-dress struck her as ludicrously incongruous.

I was traipsing to-day with your Mr. Sterne, to go along with them to Moore, and recommend his business to the Treasury.