Tramping is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRAMPING in dictionary:

VERB:
• walk heavily or noisily
• walk over a long distance wearily or reluctantly
• walk for long distances in rough country for recreation
• tread or stamp on
NOUN:
• the act of tramping
• a person who travels from place to place on foot in search of work or as a vagrant or beggar.
• the sound of heavy steps
• a long walk, typically a tiring one
• a long-distance recreational walk in rough country
• a cargo vessel that carries goods between many different ports rather than sailing a fixed route
• a promiscuous woman.
• a metal plate protecting the sole of a boot used for digging.
• the top of the blade of a spade.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to walk with a firm, heavy step

Words related to TRAMPING

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Words that contain TRAMPING

stramping14 trampings14

How to use TRAMPING in a sentence

• After tramping along for a while, he asked permission to put his cloak on my horse.
• Tramping through the jungle he had managed to poison it, and had been unable to apply the necessary remedies.
• To leave him tramping about a strange drawing-room alone for over an hour was not the best possible introduction to English ways and English life.
• By this time the avalanche of tramping horses had come perceptibly nearer.
• Presently he saw a solitary horse tramping among the trees.
• However, tramping on foot day and night was as unusual to him as to any other riders of the Southwest, and it had begun to tell on him.
• Then heavy footsteps sounded outside tramping upon the porch.
• As they were passing through a dark and silent street they suddenly heard a sound of shouting and the clash of weapons, the fall of heavy bodies, and the tramping of feet.
• Thousands of people tramping the miles like so many animals driven from the jungle by fire or flood.
• Landing trout or bringing down ducks or a buck can be accomplished within tramping distance of city homes.
• He was up again at sunrise, tramping over the island paths with Mic-co.
• Across the street from side to side stretched the company, all tramping together and murmuring like the sound of the sea.
• Tramping through the woods with Charlie, she did not talk much, nor did he.
• He was tramping fast now down the trough of the little valley, under trees that, though leafless, were thick enough to shut out the surrounding landscape.
• I won’t have this and that fellow tramping about my back yard all the time.
• It was very hot, and a cloud of dust that was raised by a thousand tramping feet stood all the time over the gang that was moving down the middle of the street.
• Darkness overtook them while they were still tramping through the woods, having covered some miles since leaving the spot where the deer was shot.
• He had a good excuse, for Luck, having finished work for the time being, came tramping over to the fire.
• Even with one on guard, it was rather hard for the other two to go to sleep, though they were worn out by their long tramping around.
• We are now tramping home to a dinner which will probably not be ready, because, as yesterday, it has been cooked in the open air under weeping skies.
• Consequently we soon find ourselves tramping along below the ground-level, with a stout parapet of clay on either side of us.
• But the two lads were saved the trouble of finding a grave for the traitor, for suddenly through the woods came the sound of tramping feet.
• Telling bow the girls organized their Camping and Tramping Club, how they went on a tour, and of various adventures which befell them.
• I have several times noticed soldiers tramping on loose cartridges as though they had no objection at all to an explosion.
• Later, when tramping through the Bavarian Highlands, I walked one winter day from Partenkirchen to Oberammergau, for I had a whim to know the truth of the matter.
• The men and porters tramping about their jobs knew that, and did not order me out of their way.
• But after an hour of tramping snow and pulling out with a rope I was on the road again and soon at home.
• It was thought that he had been tramping through the outskirts of Paris rather than find himself face to face with his spoilt work.
• I knew Jim would take care of himself and it was no use tramping around, so I hunted a hole to sleep in.
• Then heavy footsteps sounded outside, tramping upon the porch.
• I took careful note of the way the harness was put together, and when we returned to the island we made two sets for use on our tramping expeditions.

Similar words containing TRAMP without suffix ing

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