trapeses

/trəˈpisɪz/
verb
  1. To walk or move in a clumsy, unsteady, or aimless way; to trudge or shuffle along.
    • She trapesed from room to room, looking for her lost keys.
    • After the long hike, we trapesed wearily back to the campsite.
    • The children trapesed through the muddy field, their boots caked with dirt.
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