1. traverse

verb. ['ˈtrævɝs, trəˈvɝːs'] travel across or pass over.

Rhymes with Traverse

• transverse
• intersperse
• biodiverse
• reimburse
• submerse
• disperse
• disburse
• converse
• reverse
• rehearse
• perverse
• obverse
• inverse
• diverse
• adverse
• immerse
• emerse
• coerce
• worse
• terse
• scearce
• purse
• perse
• pers
• perce
• pearse
• nurse
• merce
• kerce
• kearse

Sentences with traverse

1. Verb, past tense
Land slugs traverse the world without a protective barrier.

2. Verb, non-3rd person singular present
Single-track trails traverse their way throughout the parks which are developed for hikers and runners.

3. Noun, singular or mass
Curtain rods that use drawstrings on the side of the drapes are a type of traverse rod.

Quotes about traverse

1. There is no Frigate like a Book To take us Lands awayNor any Coursers like a Page Of prancing Poetry – This Traverse may the poorest takeWithout oppress of Toll – How frugal is the Chariot That bears a Human soul.
- Emily Dickinson, Selected Poems

2. I'd run my whole life long to reach you; paddle my way across Atlantic and Pacific; traverse Jungle and Desert to find you; climb cliffs and drop from the sky to rescue you. Anything to be close to you. Any way to say I love you.
- Heather Kris Thomas, A Place for You and Me

2. traverse

verb. ['ˈtrævɝs, trəˈvɝːs'] deny formally (an allegation of fact by the opposing party) in a legal suit.

3. traverse

verb. ['ˈtrævɝs, trəˈvɝːs'] to cover or extend over an area or time period.

4. traverse

noun. ['ˈtrævɝs, trəˈvɝːs'] a horizontal crosspiece across a window or separating a door from a window over it.

5. traverse

noun. ['ˈtrævɝs, trəˈvɝːs'] a horizontal beam that extends across something.

6. traverse

noun. ['ˈtrævɝs, trəˈvɝːs'] travel across.

7. traverse

noun. ['ˈtrævɝs, trəˈvɝːs'] taking a zigzag path on skis.