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intransitive verb. To travel or pass across, over, or through.

intransitive verb. To move to and fro over; cross and recross.

intransitive verb. To go up, down, or across (a slope) diagonally, as in skiing.

intransitive verb. To cause to move laterally on a pivot; swivel.

intransitive verb. To extend across; cross.

intransitive verb. To look over carefully; examine.

intransitive verb. To go counter to; thwart.

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intransitive verb. To deny formally (an allegation of fact by the opposing party) in a lawsuit.

intransitive verb. To join issue upon (an indictment).

intransitive verb. To survey by traverse.

intransitive verb. To brace (a yard) fore and aft.

intransitive verb. To move to the side or back and forth.

intransitive verb. To turn laterally; swivel.

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intransitive verb. To go up, down, or across a slope diagonally or in a zigzag manner, as in skiing.

intransitive verb. To slide one's blade with pressure toward the hilt of the opponent's foil in fencing.

noun. A passing across, over, or through.

noun. A route or path across or over.

noun. Something that lies across, especially.

noun. An intersecting line; a transversal.

noun. A structural crosspiece; a transom.

noun. A gallery, deck, or loft crossing from one side of a building to the other.

noun. A railing, curtain, screen, or similar barrier.

noun. A defensive barrier across a rampart or trench, as a bank of earth thrown up to protect against enfilade fire.

noun. Something that obstructs and thwarts; an obstacle.

noun. The zigzag route of a vessel forced by contrary winds to sail on different courses.

noun. A zigzag or diagonal course on a steep slope, as in skiing.

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noun. A lateral movement, as of a lathe tool across a piece of wood.

noun. A part of a mechanism that moves in this manner.

noun. The lateral swivel of a mounted gun.

noun. A line established by sighting in surveying a tract of land.

noun. A formal denial of the opposing party's allegation of fact in a lawsuit.

adjective. Lying or extending across; transverse.

To cause to move across; propel.

Situated or acting across or athwart; thwart; transverse; crossing.

In heraldry, crossing the escutcheon from side to side, so as to touch both the dexter and sinister edges.

noun. Anything that traverses or crosses; a bar or barrier

noun. A railing or lattice of wood or metal.

noun. A seat or stall in a church with a lattice, curtain, or screen before it.

noun. A strong beam of hard wood laid across several loose pieces of square timber, and having these pieces secured to it so as to form a crib; also, a transverse piece in a timber-framed roof.

noun. In weaving, a skeleton frame to hold the bobbins of yarn, which are wound from it upon the warp-frame.

noun. That which thwarts, crosses, or obstructs; an untoward accident.

noun. A dispute; a controversy.

noun. In fortification, an earthen mask, similar to a parapet, thrown across the covered way of a permanent work to protect it from the effects of an enfilading five.

noun. The act of traversing or traveling over; a passage; a crossing.

noun. In gunnery, the turning of a gun so as to make it point in any required direction.

noun. Nautical, the crooked or zigzag line or track described by a ship when compelled by contrary winds or currents to sail on different courses. See traverse sailing, under sailing.

"Where i live in traverse city the season start is quite chilly this year so i dont exactly know if that would be true."

boat's traverse  common traverse  contradict  cross  differential traverse  

to solve a traverse  

Big Traverse Bay  traversal  tree traversal  

beam  continue  cover  crossing  crosspiece  

Perse  adverse  averse  biodiverse  burse  

across  across  across the grain  athwart  athwart  

traversed  traverses  traversing