Tripper

A 'tripper' generally refers to an individual, animal, or thing that causes someone to stumble or trip, either literally or figuratively. It can also describe someone who frequently travels or 'trips' for pleasure or work. In a more informal context, particularly in the context of substance use, a 'tripper' might refer to someone experiencing the effects of hallucinogens. Additionally, it may colloquially describe a person who is annoying or mischievous. The context determines the precise nuance of the word.

Tripper meaning with examples

• The loose paving stone was a real tripper, sending several unsuspecting pedestrians sprawling. The council was warned, but hadn't gotten to it. It caused problems for the young and old alike. Many people ended up hurt and unable to continue with their day.
• As a seasoned traveler, she became a regular tripper, often visiting remote corners of the world. She really loved getting out of the usual and seeing new things. It was the only thing that really satisfied her. The memories were the best part.
• After taking the experimental drug, he described himself as a 'tripper,' seeing vivid colours and distorted reality. The visions seemed completely real, and the people he thought he could see seemed to react to him. He was very confused.
• That mischievous child is a little tripper, always playing pranks and causing chaos at family events. He thought everything was hilarious! Everyone else was not impressed at all by him and his antics.
• The sudden change in weather conditions proved a serious tripper for the road race, with many athletes struggling to maintain their balance and speed. Many people quit as soon as they possibly could!