Tramp

tramp, v. t. [tramped (tramt), tramping.] To tread forcibly and repeatedly; to trample. — v. i. To travel, wander, stroll. — n. A foot-journey; a foot-traveler; a tramper; a sturdy homele vagrant, living by begging and stealing. — Tram'ple, -pi, v. t. [-pled (-pld), -pling.] To tread under foot; esp., to tread upon with pride, contempt, triumph, or scorn; to prostrate by treading; to treat with pride, contempt, and insult. — v. i. To tread in contempt; to tread with force and rapidity. Tram-road, Tram-way. See under Tram.