travel /travˈl/

1. To journey
2. To be capable of withstanding a journey
3. To go
4. To go round as a salesman soliciting orders
5. To go on circuit
6. To move along a course
7. To go with impetus
8. To pass
9. To move
10. To walk (dialect)
11. To travail (obsolete)

1. To journey over or through
2. To conduct or send on a journey (archaic)

1. Journeying
2. Impetus
3. Power of going
4. Range of movement
5. Passage
6. (in pl) an account of journeys
7. Travail (obsolete)

travˈelled or (N American) travˈeled adjective

1. Having made journeys
2. Experienced
3. (of a road, etc) beaten, frequented
4. (of rocks, earth, etc) transported, not in its original place

travˈeller or (N American) travˈeler noun

1. A person who travels or has travelled
2. A wayfarer
3. (with cap) one of the Travelling People
4. A salesman who travels for a company (old)
5. A ring that slides along a rope or spar
6. A piece of mechanism that moves on a gantry, etc

travˈelling or (N American) travˈeling noun

1. The act of going on a journey or journeys
2. The offence of carrying the ball too far without dribbling (basketball)

1. Engaged in a journey
2. Moving from place to place as part of one's occupation, peripatetic

travelogue or (N American) travelog /travˈə-log/ noun

A talk, lecture, article, or film on travel

travel agency noun

An agency that provides information, brochures, tickets, etc, relating to travel

travel agent noun

1. A person who runs or works in a travel agency
2. A travel agency

traveller's cheque noun

A cheque that can be cashed at any foreign branch or specified agent of the bank issuing it

traveller's joy noun

A climbing plant, Clematis vitalba, sometimes called old man's beard

traveller's tale noun

An amazing account, esp an untrue one, about what one professes to have seen abroad

traveller's tree noun

A Madagascan tree (genus Ravenala) of the banana family with great leaves on two sides only, accumulating water in the leaf-bases

Travelling Folk or Travelling People, etc plural noun

The name by which itinerant people often call themselves, in preference to Gypsies or tinkers

travelling rug noun

A thick blanket for keeping travellers, spectators, etc warm or for sitting on outdoors

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