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| walking | ||||
| A | noun | |||
| 1 | walk, walking | |||
| the act of traveling by foot; "walking is a healthy form of exercise" | ||||
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| B | adjective | |||
| 1 | walk-to(a), walking(a) | |||
| close enough to be walked to; "walking distance"; "the factory with the big parking lot...is more convenient than the walk-to factory" | ||||
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walking down the streets
kid gloves/walking on egg shells
Walking Stick
About "not to be really walking".
walking out with
What is a "walking trail"?
walking carpet???
walking down the street
Walking off the track
walking the talk
A walking holiday
ankle-clearing walking skirt?
"Walking-around money" -Origin of phrase
walk and walking
Walking backwards
I enjoyed walking with you in the mountains last summer
Walking with my feet ten feet off of Beale
"Walking distance of" or "... from"?
Walking near the road
mentally walking....
walking under
They spotted the same man again, walking down the Newbury Street.
If we die, we will die walking.
walking on crutches
I am just like walking in the dark
Collective nouns - The couple <was, were> walking ...
walking trails
a stick used by old people while walking
walking on the thin sting
Walking across
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For any questions about this word or definition:
kid gloves/walking on egg shells
Walking Stick
About "not to be really walking".
walking out with
What is a "walking trail"?
walking carpet???
walking down the street
Walking off the track
walking the talk
A walking holiday
ankle-clearing walking skirt?
"Walking-around money" -Origin of phrase
walk and walking
Walking backwards
I enjoyed walking with you in the mountains last summer
Walking with my feet ten feet off of Beale
"Walking distance of" or "... from"?
Walking near the road
mentally walking....
walking under
They spotted the same man again, walking down the Newbury Street.
If we die, we will die walking.
walking on crutches
I am just like walking in the dark
Collective nouns - The couple <was, were> walking ...
walking trails
a stick used by old people while walking
walking on the thin sting
Walking across
more...
For any questions about this word or definition:
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walking fern
walking horse
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walkingstick
walking stick
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Walker
Walker foxhound
Walker hound
Walker Percy
Walker Smith
walkie-talkie
walk-in
walk in
walking
walking delegate
walking fern
walking horse
walking leaf
walking on air
walking papers
walking shoe
walkingstick
walking stick
walk off
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