walk



walk

1. n. something easy. (see also cakewalk, sleepwalk.) That game was a walk!
2. in. to walk out on someone; to quit a job. They had a big fight, and he walked.
3. in. to walk away from something unharmed. It couldn’t have been much of an accident. Both drivers walked.
4. in. to get out of prison; to get off from a criminal charge. (Underworld.) They thought they had Spike on a vice rap, but he walked.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
WilloughbyWIL-ə-beeEnglish (Rare)
Raginmar-Ancient Germanic
Rachna-Indian, Hindi, Marathi
Margaret['ma:gərit]
MervMURVEnglish
Rahela-Romanian, Serbian