Similar Words to Trip:
Activate
Actuate
Get Off
Head Trip
Jaunt
Misstep
Set Off
Slip
Spark
Spark Off
Stumble
Touch Off
Travel
Trigger
Trigger Off
Trip Out
Trip Up
Trip-up
Tripper
Turn On
Examples:
1. Does a trip to Hollywood mean that much to you?
2. You sure have this little trip mapped out, don't you?
3. So the weatherman says Sunday is the perfect day for a trip to the beach.
4. Why FBI escort made the trip her very pleasant.
5. Is there any reason why this trip shouldn't be pink champagne?
6. You know, darling, I hoped the trip would be good for you, but I'm afraid you don't look so well.
7. Lt'll be your first trip up the Tennessee.
8. There's gonna be a big crowd to welcome her as it's her first trip up.
9. So I'm afraid we'll have to postpone our trip abroad this year.
10. I was out on a walking trip with some other students and as I remember it, I was very happy.
11. Miss Dayton, is this your first trip to Paris?
12. On my first trip to Europe, I was prepared for anything, but, well, I'm glad we went to London and Paris first.
13. I'll suggest tonight that they make a trip to Brussels.
14. I want you to take a trip to Brussels and I'll follow you in a few days.
15. How come you're making this trip if no civilians are supposed to be aboard?
16. Yeah, well I'm taking the class on a school trip and we're going to the zoo, so-- Why don't you take this one?
17. We'll have a glorious time on the trip to the mainland won't we?
18. And take a little trip with him.
19. I'm carrying too much whale oil to make a run back to the whaling grounds, and not enough for a trip to New Bedford.
20. Made a trip to Oregon to see my brother and his kids.
21. I had a man trip and fall in the parking lot once. Sued me
22. But on a short trip I wouldn't spend too much time on the Indian question, Mr. Walker.
23. It would have been uncivil of me to let you make such a long trip for nothing.
24. It would be uncivil of us to let you make such a long trip for nothing.
25. It wouldn't be natural if I didn't trip over that thing.
26. She'll meet you on your next trip north.
27. I was just gonna say that you'd be my guest on the trip north.
28. By the way, how would you like a trip to America?
29. I'll tell her that you're tired from the trip and that you are resting.
30. After a wedding trip to Miami, Florida they will make their home in Valley Stream, Long Island, New York.
Definitions of Trip:
1. A journey for some purpose (usually including the return)
2. A hallucinatory experience induced by drugs
3. An accidental misstep threatening (or causing) a fall
4. An exciting or stimulating experience
5. A catch mechanism that acts as a switch
6. A light or nimble tread
7. An unintentional but embarrassing blunder
8. Miss a step and fall or nearly fall
9. Cause to stumble
10. Make a trip for pleasure
11. Put in motion or move to act
12. Get high, stoned, or drugged