trip¹ /trip/

1. To move with short, light steps or skips
2. To stumble or catch one's foot
3. To make a slip in accuracy, virtue, etc (often with up)
4. To tip up, tilt
5. To make an excursion
6. To experience the hallucinatory effects of LSD or similar drug (also trip out; slang)

1. To cause to stumble or fall by catching the foot (often with up)
2. To catch in a fault
3. To dance trippingly
4. To trip or dance upon
5. To release (an anchor) from the seabed, by a long rope
6. To release or operate (a switch or piece of machinery) by striking
7. To tilt up

1. A light, short step or skip
2. A catching of the foot, a stumble
3. A slip or lapse
4. A single journey, one way or to and fro
5. The distance of a race (horse-racing)
6. A pleasure excursion, jaunt
7. A specially arranged journey at a cheap fare
8. A group of people on an excursion
9. A striking part that releases a catch
10. A hallucinatory experience under the influence of a drug such as LSD, or (loosely) a quantity of a drug that will produce such an experience (slang)
11. Any stimulating experience (good or bad) (slang)

trippˈant adjective (heraldry)

Tripping, with right foot raised

trippˈer noun

1. Someone who trips
2. An excursionist, esp of the disturbing kind (often derogatory)
3. A device that when struck, passed over, etc, operates a switch

trippˈerish or trippˈery adjective

Of, like or reminiscent of the vulgar or noisy tripper

trippˈing noun and adjective

trippˈingly adverb

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