trip

trip
n
1. journey, voyage, cruise, excursion, tour, jaunt, junket; passage, circuit, transit, crossing, sail, grand tour, round trip; expedition, trek, safari, shoot, stalk; outing, ride, drive, run, Inf. hop; walk, stroll, hike, promenade, ramble; errand, mission, pilgrimage, hadj.
2. stumble, misstep, drop, fall, tumble; spill, sprawl, Sl. flop, Inf. pratfall, Inf. header; dive, plunge, slip, slide, loss of balance, lurch, pitch.
3. mistake, error, blunder, slip, Inf. slip-up, bad move, faux pas; lapse, oversight, Inf. miscue, slip of the tongue, Latin, lapsus linguae. slip of the pen, Freudian slip; Inf. fluff, Inf. flub, Inf. muff, Sl. boner, Sl. blooper; malapropism, spoonerism, gaff, solecism, Irish bull, bull, indiscretion; bungle, botch, mispronunciation, missaying, misstatement, misspelling, misquotation; All Sl. goof, boot, foozle, screw-up, foul-up.
v
4. stumble, fall, fall over, fall down, misstep; lose one's footing, slip, tumble, Inf. take a pratfall; pitch, lurch, topple, plunge, dive; spill, sprawl, Sl. flop, spread-eagle; stagger, totter, tilt, list, flounder; fall flat on one's face, Inf. take a header, Inf. come a cropper, precipitate oneself.
5. err, make a mistake, slip, slip up; bungle, blunder, misspeak, Brit. duff, Brit. drop a brick; misreckon, miscalculate, misjudge; misquote, misstate, missay, mispronounce, misspell; miscue, Inf. muff, Inf. fluff, Inf. flub, Sl. blow; Sl. goof, Sl. screw up, Sl. foul up, Sl. pull a boner.
6. trap, catch, catch up, sniggle, noose; inveigle, entangle, snare, hook; fool, deceive, gull, Inf. bamboozle, Inf. hoodwink; outwit, outsmart, outmaneu-ver, overreach, trick, catch one in his own lies.
7. dance, hop, skip, prance, cavort, bound, gambol; waltz, one-step, two-step, Sl. hoof, foot, trip the light fantastic; Sl. boogie, Sl. cut a rug, Sl. shake one's booties; shake, shimmy, twist, shuffle, roll; foxtrot, rumba, tango, polka.

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