toured

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Phonetic Respelling: [ toor ]

Definition: Play

f. a trip or journey in which one usually returns to the starting point; v. to travel to different places

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We toured the beautiful flower gardens.

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We toured the beautiful flower gardens.

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The envoys toured the capitol. OR The students read their envoys to the class.

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When Nick toured the elephant camp for the first time with Mya, why was he moving so slowly?

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While we toured Italy we traveled on a water taxi. Spelled as two words.

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We toured several dungeons while visiting England.

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Did the fire ruin the entire building? OR We toured an ancient ruin.

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We toured the subcontinent of India.

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How much did Martha make per week when she toured with the Follies?

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We toured Venice and its vicinage.

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We toured Brussels.

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We toured a castle while visiting Edinburgh.

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We toured the Louvre.

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We toured the fernery.

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We toured Quebec City.

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We toured around Great Britain.

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Synonyms: Play

journey; travel; stint

Antonyms: Play

stay put

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