Trip
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Trip may refer to:
- Travel
- A Vacation
- A Psychedelic experience
- TRIP Linhas Aéreas, a Brazilian airline
- Trip (drink), a Finnish brand of juice
- The Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS Agreement)
- An informal word for a tripcode
- An informal word for a circuit breaker, or its action
- Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem, a very old pub in Nottingham, England
- 3,3'-Bis(2,4,6-triisopropylphenyl)-1,1'-binaphthyl-2,2'-diyl hydrogenphosphate, a Bronsted acid catalyst in organic synthesis
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[edit] In popular culture
[edit] Music
- Trip (musician), a UK based musician
- The Trip (band), an Italian progressive rock band of the 1970s
- Trip (album), an album by American band Cause and Effect
- The Trip (Art Pepper album), a 1976 jazz album (and tune) by saxophonist Art Pepper
- Trip (Rivermaya album), an album by Filipino band Rivermaya
- The Trip, an album by electronic musician Tom Middleton
- Trip (song), a song by Canadian punk rock band Hedley (band)
- The Trip (song), a 1966 song by Donovan
[edit] Film
- The Trip (1967 film), a Roger Corman-directed film starring Peter Fonda and written by Jack Nicholson
- The Trip (2001 film), starring Marvin Agustin
- The Trip (2002 film)
- The Trip (2007 film) (The Trip (2007) at the Internet Movie Database)
[edit] Television
- Trip (Power Rangers), a character in Time Force Power Rangers
- The Trip (TV series), a Channel 4 show
- The Trip (Seinfeld episode), a two-part episode of Seinfeld
- Trip Tucker (Charles Tucker III), a character in Star Trek: Enterprise
- Trip Fontaine, a character in The Virgin Suicides
[edit] Computer Games
- The Trip (computer game), a 1983 computer game by Jacques Bourgeois
[edit] People
- Trip Hawkins, Founder of Electronic Arts, Digital Chocolate and 3DO
- Tripp Isenhour, American professional golfer
- A nickname (also spelled Tripp) for a man or boy who is the third in his male line of ancestors to bear the same name, and carries a "III" or "3rd" after his name
[edit] See also
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