tramp

A rude word for a person, usually a woman, who has sex with many people or is seen as having no sexual morals.

An insulting word for a person, especially a woman, who is considered to have many casual sexual partners or very low sexual morals.

A homeless person who walks from town to town and lives by asking for money or doing small jobs.

A homeless person who moves from place to place on foot, often living by begging or doing small, irregular jobs.

To walk with heavy, loud steps, for example when you are tired or wearing boots.

To walk with slow, heavy, or noisy steps, often because you are tired, wearing heavy boots, or walking on rough ground.

To walk a long way, usually in the countryside, often as a trip or holiday activity.

To walk a long distance on foot, especially across countryside or rough ground, often as a form of travel or outdoor activity.

The loud, heavy sound that feet make when many people or animals walk.

The dull, heavy, repeated sound made when people or animals walk with firm steps, especially many of them together.

A long walk, often in the countryside and more tiring than a normal walk.

A long walk, especially a fairly tiring one through the countryside or over rough ground.

To make something flat by walking on it with heavy steps again and again.

To press, flatten, or crush something by walking or stepping heavily on it, often repeatedly.

A ship that carries goods and does not have a regular route, but goes to any port where there is work.

A cargo ship that does not sail on a regular route or timetable, but goes wherever there is freight to carry.