tripper
noun [C] /ˈtrɪp.ər/
/-ɚ/ mainly UKDefinition
› someone who visits a place for a short time, often with a large group of people: Thousands of day trippers flock to resorts on the south coast. The café was full of coach trippers.Travellers and visitors
(Definition of tripper noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
© Cambridge University Press)
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Synonyms and related words:
- a rolling stone (gathers no moss) idiom
- bird of passage noun
- caller noun (VISIT)
- carpool noun (CARS)
- drifter noun
- explorer noun
- fare noun (PAYMENT)
- flyer noun (TRAVEL)
- globetrotter noun
- hobo noun
- houseguest noun
- itinerant adjective
- pickup noun (COLLECTION)
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- pioneer noun
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