trasegar

travels, journeying

Inherited from Old Spanish trasfegar, possibly from a Vulgar Latin *trānsfrīcāre (from fricō (“to rub”)) or *trānsfaecāre (from faex (“dregs”)). Cognate with Portuguese and Galician trasfegar, Catalan trafegar, Italian trafficare.

to move around; to transfer (liquid from one container to another); to tope, booze (drink alcohol excessively); to gulp (drink); to smuggle (drugs)