walker
/ˈwɔːkə
/noun
1A person who walks, especially for exercise or enjoyment: he was a keen walker [in combination]: a fell-walker...
- Over 90 people of all ages took part in the walk, the youngest walker being 4 year old Rachel Kelly from Cloggernagh, Glenhest.
- Dog walkers, who exercise their pets in the fields, have complained to the police, claiming substances at the site have poisoned their pets.
- He was a keen walker of long-distance trails in Britain and loved travelling.
Synonyms
hiker, rambler, wayfarer, traveller, roamer, rover, footslogger;
pedestrian, person on foot, foot traveller, stroller;
New Zealand tramper
2 short for baby walker.I'm not a big fan of walkers because apparently they make the baby lazy, and they stop trying to walk or crawl....
- Babies who use walkers do not start walking any faster than others.
- Those who didn't use walkers walked alone at 58 weeks compared to the others at 61 weeks.
2.1North American A walking frame.Your physical therapist will recommend strengthening and mobility exercises and will help you learn how to use a walking aid, such as a walker or crutches....
- The day of the meeting is not one of Nozuko's good days; she is so weakened by fever that walking down the hall to the meeting room with her walker exhausts her.
- Striking scenery was also shot in Iceland, where Bond uses his crutches, walker, wheelchair, and walking stick to run away from Russian soldiers.
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