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tramper Meaning
tramper (n)
someone who walks with a heavy noisy gait or who stamps on the ground
a foot traveler; someone who goes on an extended walk (for pleasure)
tramper (n.)
One who tramps; a stroller; a vagrant or vagabond; a tramp.
tramper Sentence Examples
- The trapper meticulously set his snare, hoping to catch a cunning fox.
- The hiker stumbled upon an abandoned trapper's cabin deep in the secluded wilderness.
- The trapper's loyal dog barked incessantly, alerting him to the presence of strangers.
- The experienced trapper shared his valuable knowledge and techniques with the eager apprentice.
- The trapper's life was filled with solitude and danger, as he ventured into the untamed frontier.
- The trapper's wife waited anxiously at home, praying for his safe return from his perilous expeditions.
- The trapper's footprints in the snow revealed his arduous journey through the treacherous mountains.
- The trapper's instincts proved invaluable when he encountered a menacing bear while on a solitary expedition.
- The trapper's traps yielded a bountiful harvest of furs, which he sold for a substantial profit.
- The trapper's legacy lived on through the generations, as his skills and knowledge were passed down to future trappers.
FAQs About the word tramper
someone who walks with a heavy noisy gait or who stamps on the ground, a foot traveler; someone who goes on an extended walk (for pleasure)One who tramps; a str
pedestrian,walker, hiker, wanderer, perambulator, ambler, rambler,mountaineer,rover, roamer
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The trapper meticulously set his snare, hoping to catch a cunning fox.
The hiker stumbled upon an abandoned trapper's cabin deep in the secluded wilderness.
The trapper's loyal dog barked incessantly, alerting him to the presence of strangers.
The experienced trapper shared his valuable knowledge and techniques with the eager apprentice.
