travelsome

English

Etymology

From travel +‎ -some.

Adjective

travelsome (comparative more travelsome, superlative most travelsome)

  1. Characterised or marked by travelling
    • 1988, Erich Heller, The Importance of Nietzsche:
      The book was published in 1901 in London, and is now (such are the vagaries of our travelsome scholarship) kept under lock and key in the Deering Library of Northwestern University.
    • 2010, Ernest Thompson Seton, The Arctic Prairies:
      The Caribou is a travelsome beast, always in a hurry, going against the wind.

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