† trip-and-go, trip-go, n. Obs.
[See trip v. 3.]
The action of tripping and going; one who trips and goes, or who uses this expression.
| 1532 More Confut. Tindale Wks. 685/2 [Water] receiueth shortly the steppes of euery man, yea and of euery woman to, but she gete her on a pace, with trip and go quikly and walke wonderous light. 1601 Chettle & Munday Death Earl Huntington v. i. K j, Should any of these no for⁓sooths, These pray awayes, these trip and goes, these tits, Deny mee. 1611 in Coryat's Crudities Panegyr. Verses h ij, So nimble Tom, the traueller Trip-goe. |