traipse into (some place)

To arrive or enter into some place in a careless, thoughtless, or flippant manner. It was nearly 11 before Tom came traipsing into the office. She traipsed into the house the next day as if nothing had happened the night before.

See also: traipse

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

See also:

traipse over
or whatever
be running around like a headless chicken
headless
run about like a headless chicken
running about like a headless chicken
like a chicken with its head cut off
like a headless chicken
la
à la

词组	traipse into (some place)
释义	traipse into (some place) traipse into (some place) To arrive or enter into some place in a careless, thoughtless, or flippant manner. It was nearly 11 before Tom came traipsing into the office. She traipsed into the house the next day as if nothing had happened the night before. See also: traipse Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: traipse over or whatever be running around like a headless chicken headless run about like a headless chicken running about like a headless chicken like a chicken with its head cut off like a headless chicken la à la
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