travel

intransitive verb traveled -·eled or travelled -·elled, traveling -·el·ing or travelling -·el·ling

1. to go from one place to another; make a journey or journeys
2. to go from place to place as a traveling salesman
3. to walk or run
4. to move, pass, or be transmitted from one point or place to another
5. to move or be capable of moving in a given path or for a given distance: said of mechanical parts, etc.
6. to advance or progress
7. ☆ Basketball to illegally move both feet while holding the ball
8. Informal to associate or spend time (with)
9. Informal to move with speed

Etymology: var. of travail

transitive verb

1. to make a journey over or through; traverse
2. Informal to cause to move or pass along

noun

1. the act or process of traveling
2. 1. the trips, journeys, tours, etc. taken by a person or persons
   2. an account of these
3. passage or movement of any kind
4. traffic on a route, through a place, etc.
5. 1. mechanical motion, esp. reciprocating motion
   2. the distance of a mechanical stroke, etc.