globe·trot

(glōb′trŏt′)

intr.v. globe·trot·ted, globe·trot·ting, globe·trots

To travel often and widely, especially for sightseeing.

[Back-formation from globetrotter.]

globe′trot′ter n.

globe′trot′ting n.

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Local services are being cut to the brim yet this lot can find the funds to globetrot all over the world.

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The baby is to live in the States with Cowell's US fiancee Lauren Silverman while The X Factor mogul continues to globetrot.

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