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“pilgrimizing”
pilgrimize (verb), pilgrimizes; pilgrimized; pilgrimizing
1. Obsolete, to wander or to journey about: The two girls decided to pilgrimize along the path to their favorite little shrine they had set up the day before.
2. To go on a pilgrimage: All the brothers and sisters decided to pilgrimize by going by foot to the home they grew up in so many years ago.
3. To act as a pilgrim: In the play at school, some of the children had to pilgrimize and wear the clothing of the time of the Pilgrims back in 1620 when they landed on the east coast of America.
2. To go on a pilgrimage: All the brothers and sisters decided to pilgrimize by going by foot to the home they grew up in so many years ago.
3. To act as a pilgrim: In the play at school, some of the children had to pilgrimize and wear the clothing of the time of the Pilgrims back in 1620 when they landed on the east coast of America.
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