trip
A short journey to go somewhere and return.
A journey or excursion, especially for a short period or to a specific place and back.
To hit your foot on something and almost fall.
To catch your foot on something and almost fall or fall while walking or running.
To make someone fall by putting your foot in their way.
To make someone fall or almost fall by blocking their foot while they are moving.
Strange sights, sounds, and feelings caused by certain drugs.
An experience of altered perception and hallucinations caused by taking psychedelic drugs such as LSD.
- Base: trip
- Plural: trips
- Base: trip
- 3rd Person Singular: trips
- Present Participle: tripping
- Past: tripped
- Irregular present participle: tripping Verb
- Irregular past: tripped Verb
acid trip
1LSD hallucination experience
Strange sights, sounds, and feelings caused by LSD.
- His acid trip lasted for hours.
- She had a bad acid trip that frightened her.
bad trip
1Unpleasant psychedelic experience
A scary or uncomfortable drug experience with hallucinations.
- The bad trip left him anxious for days.
- She avoided taking more after hearing about his bad trip.
trip over
1Catch your foot and stumble
To hit your foot on something while walking and almost fall.
- I tripped over the dog’s toy in the hallway.
- She tripped over a cable and dropped her phone.
trip up
1Cause mistake or stumble
To cause someone to make a mistake or to stumble physically.
- The question was designed to trip up the candidate.
- He tripped up his opponent during the match.
road trip
1Leisure trip by car
A long trip you take in a car for fun.
- They planned a summer road trip across Europe.
- We’re planning a road trip along the coast this summer.
- Our college friends went on a two-week road trip through the US.
- Their road trip took them through five states.