walk

(noun) the act of traveling by foot. Synonyms: walking. Examples: "Walking is a healthy form of exercise."

(noun) (baseball) an advance to first base by a batter who receives four balls. Synonyms: base on balls, pass. Examples: "He worked the pitcher for a base on balls."

(noun) manner of walking. Synonyms: manner of walking. Examples: "He had a funny walk."

(noun) the act of walking somewhere. Examples: "He took a walk after lunch."

(noun) a path set aside for walking. Synonyms: walkway, paseo. Examples: "After the blizzard he shoveled the front walk."

(noun) a slow gait of a horse in which two feet are always on the ground.

(noun) careers in general. Synonyms: walk of life. Examples: "It happens in all walks of life."

(verb) use one's feet to advance; advance by steps. Examples: "Walk, don't run!." "We walked instead of driving." "She walks with a slight limp." "The patient cannot walk yet." "Walk over to the cabinet."

(verb) accompany or escort. Examples: "I'll walk you to your car."

(verb) obtain a base on balls.

(verb) traverse or cover by walking. Examples: "Walk the tightrope." "Paul walked the streets of damascus." "She walks 3 miles every day."

(verb) give a base on balls to.

(verb) live or behave in a specified manner. Examples: "Walk in sadness."

(verb) be or act in association with. Examples: "We must walk with our dispossessed brothers and sisters." "Walk with god."

(verb) walk at a pace. Examples: "The horses walked across the meadow."

(verb) make walk. Examples: "He walks the horse up the mountain." "Walk the dog twice a day."

(verb) take a walk; go for a walk; walk for pleasure. Synonyms: take the air. Examples: "The lovers held hands while walking." "We like to walk every sunday."