intransitive. To go outdoors or away from home. Now rare (archaic and regional).

to make an errand: (a) (cf. sense 2) to make a short journey; (b) (cf. sense 3) to find a pretence for going.

intransitive. To go out looking; to make a brief excursion. Also to look out of (a place). Obsolete.

intransitive. To make a short journey, trip, or excursion; to take a jaunt, now, esp., for pleasure. Also †jaunt it.

intransitive. To go out, esp. on a pleasure excursion. Also transitive with it. Cf. outing, n. Chiefly colloquial (now rare).

intransitive. To make a trip or short excursion. Also to trip it.

to makeor take a step To make a short journey to (a place or person). Obsolete.

intransitive. To go up from a lower position to a higher; to mount, ascend (also figurative); spec. to go up by treading on a step or stairway…

intransitive. To make a journey for the purpose of a short stay or visit. Chiefly with down, over, or up.

(intransitive) to make or go on an excursion.

intransitive. To make, or go on, an excursion or excursions.

intransitive. To behave like a tripper (sense 4); to take trips or excursions.