walk

walk

verb

{bc}to move along on foot {bc}advance by steps

walk

noun

{bc}an act or instance of going on foot especially for exercise or pleasure

walk back

verb

{bc}to retreat from or distance oneself from (a previously stated opinion or position)

walk-in

adjective

{bc}large enough to be walked into

walk-in

noun

{bc}a walk-in refrigerator or cold storage room

walk-off

adjective

{bc}ending a baseball game immediately by causing the winning run to score for the home team in the bottom of the last inning

walk-on

noun

{bc}a minor part (as in a dramatic production)

walk out

verb

{bc}to leave suddenly often as an expression of disapproval

walk-through

noun

{bc}a perfunctory performance of a play or acting part (as in an early stage of rehearsal)

walk-up

adjective

{bc}located above the ground floor in a building with no elevator