Definition Synonyms
Definition of walker - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
exerciseperson who walks for exercise or pleasure
- She is an avid walker, exploring new trails every weekend..
2.
footwearshoe designed for comfortable walking
- He bought new walkers for the hike.
3.
mobilitydevice helping babies or disabled people walk
- The baby used a walker to move around.
4.
fictionzombie in fictional contexts
- The walkers approached the survivors slowly.
5.
socialRare US male escort at social eventsRare US
- He was her walker for the evening.
6.
roboticsTECH. military robot with legsTECH.
- The walker patrolled the perimeter.
Images of walker
shoe designed for comfortable walking 
device helping babies or disabled people walk 
military robot with legs
Expressions with walker
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device for babies to practice walking
The baby walker helped her take her first steps.
acrobat performing on a tightrope or slack rope
The tightrope walker amazed the audience with her balance.
euphoric feeling after a long walk
After her morning hike, she felt a walker's high.
medical boot for foot and ankle support
He wore a cam walker after his ankle surgery.
person who walks horses to cool them down
The hot-walker led the horse around the stable.
part of a combine harvester separating straw from grain
The straw walker efficiently separated the straw from the grain.
Origin of walker
Old English, wealcere (fuller of cloth)
Terms with walker included in their meaning
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walker
person walking instead of using a vehicle
walker
person who enjoys long countryside walks
walker
person who walks quickly with long steps
Alabama city
city, county seat of Walker County, Alabama
lively walker
person who walks or moves in a lively manner
casual walker
person who walks leisurely
baby walker
framework on wheels for babies learning to walk
leisurely walker
person who walks slowly for pleasure
local settlement
city in Walker County, Georgia
tightrope walker
person who walks on a tightrope or slack rope
walker
someone who walks for pleasure or exercise
walking
slow and heavy-footed walker
unsteady walker
person who walks unsteadily, often due to intoxication
heavy walker
person or animal that stomps heavily
proud walker
person who walks proudly with confidence
quiet walker
person who walks quietly on toes
unsteady walker
person who walks unsteadily, often about to fall
slow walker
person walking slowly with effort
Examples of walker in a sentence
As a walker, he prefers scenic routes over busy streets. She wore her walkers to the park. These walkers are perfect for long city strolls. The elderly man relied on a walker for stability. She gifted her grandmother a new walker for her birthday. In the show, walkers are a constant threat.
Walkers roamed the deserted streets in hordes. The gala required a walker for each guest. She hired a walker for the charity ball. The walker advanced through the rough terrain. Engineers tested the new walker in the lab.
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- French:marcheur, chaussures de marche, ...
- German:Wanderer, Wanderschuh, ...
- Italian:escursionista, scarpa da passeggio, ...
- Spanish:caminante, zapato para caminar, ...
- Portuguese:caminhante, ténis de caminhada, ...
- Chinese:健行者, 步行鞋, ...
- Japanese:ウォーカー, ウォーキングシューズ, ...
- Arabic:مَاشِي, حِذاء لِلمَشْي, ...
- Hebrew:צוֹעֵד, נַעַל הֲלִיכָה, ...
- Russian:пешеход, кроссовки, ...
- Ukrainian:пішохід, черевики, ...
- Hindi:टहलने वाला, चलने का जूता, ...
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