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saddle tramp
1. A cowboy, particularly one who lives a nomadic lifestyle. Primarily heard in US. You can't trust him—he's just a saddle tramp who roams from town to town!
2. One who rides on horseback. Primarily heard in US. A: "I hear hoofbeats." B: "Yes, there's a saddle tramp approaching in the distance."
tramp across something
to march or stamp across an area. The kids tramped across the yard and wore a path. Please don't tramp across my garden.
tramp through something
to march or stamp a passage through something. The kids tramped through every puddle in town on their way to school. Don't tramp through every mud puddle you see.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Jon (1) | | YOON (Swedish, Norwegian), YON (Danish, Basque) | Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Basque |
ZdzisŁAw | | ZJEE-swahf | Polish |
Hal | | HAL | English |
Aldrin | | ['ɔ:ldrin] | |
Diodotos | | - | Ancient Greek |
Liliana | | lee-LYAH-nah (Italian, Polish), lil-ee-AN-ə (English) | Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, Polish, English |