Walk

wɔːk

Meaning & Definition

noun

an act of traveling or an excursion on foot.

Let's go for a walk after dinner.

a designated path for pedestrians.

He enjoys jogging on the walking trail behind his house.

a manner of walking.

He has a distinctive walk that makes him easily recognizable.

verb

to move at a regular pace by lifting and setting down each foot in turn, without a flight phase.

She likes to walk through the park every morning.

to take (a specific route) by going on foot.

We decided to walk to the store instead of driving.

to cause a person or animal to walk, usually by leading them.

He walked his dog in the evening.

to move away from a place or situation.

She chose to walk away from the argument.

Old English 'wealcan' meaning 'to roll' or 'to move'.

walk the talk

To act in accordance with what one says.

walk on air

To feel extremely happy.

walk a fine line

To operate in a situation that requires careful judgment.

walker

A person who walks.

walking

The act of moving on foot.

walkway

A path for walking.

To leave or exit.

I’m outta here, I’m gonna bounce and just walk.

To act in a superior or confident manner.

He walked like he owned the place.