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to move forward at a regular speed by placing our feet in front of each other one by one
to take a leisurely stroll through a particular place or environment
to traverse or cover an area by walking
to move in a slow, relaxed manner, particularly in order to enjoy oneself
to make a pet, usually a dog, exercise outside the house
to accompany or guide someone somewhere as to ensure they get there without any problems or do not come to any harm
(of a batter in baseball) to advance to first base by not swinging at four pitches that are outside the strike zone
(of a pitcher in baseball) to give a batter first base by throwing four pitches outside the strike zone
to collaborate or act in unity with others towards a common purpose or goal
to live or conduct oneself in a specified manner, often guided by certain principles or beliefs
Old useto vanish or be removed, usually without permission
(of a ghost) to become visible
(of a batsman in cricket) to leave the field voluntarily, without waiting for the umpire's decision, when the batsman believes they are out
to move while taking something along with one
to make something move in a manner that resembles the step-by-step motion of walking
to escape legal consequences and avoid punishment for a crime, typically due to legal technicalities
to move using one's hands or a support like stilts while maintaining a walking-like motion
to abruptly quit or exit a job, role, or commitment, often without warning or prior notice
(of a ship) to make forward progress or headway through the water
to perform a dance, typically at a slow or measured pace
a short journey we take on foot
a path set aside for walking
(baseball) an advance to first base by a batter who receives four balls
manner of walking
a slow gait of a horse in which two feet are always on the ground
careers in general
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