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Definition of walking
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Walking
() a. & n. from Walk, v..
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Stepping-stone
::
Stepping-stone
(n.) A stone to raise the feet above the
surface
of water or mud in
walking.
Knock-kneed
::
Knock-kneed
(a.)
Having
the legs bent
inward
so that the knees touch in
walking.
Stagger
::
Stagger
(n.) To move to one side and the
other,
as if about to fall, in
standing
or
walking;
not to stand or walk with
steadiness;
to sway; to reel or
totter..
Pad
::
Pad (v. i.) To wear a path by
walking.
Straddle
::
Straddle
(n.) The act of
standing,
sitting,
or
walking,
with the feet far
apart..
Fettered
::
Fettered
(a.)
Seeming
as if
fettered,
as the feet of
certain
animals
which bend
backward,
and
appear
unfit for
walking..
Cicisbeo
::
Cicisbeo
(n.) A knot of silk or
ribbon
attached
to a fan,
walking
stick,
etc..
Peripatetic
::
Peripatetic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
philosophy
taught
by
Aristotle
(who gave his
instructions
while
walking
in the
Lyceum
at
Athens),
or to his
followers..
Rattan
::
Rattan
(n.) One of the long
slender
flexible
stems of
several
species
of palms of the genus
Calamus,
mostly
East
Indian,
though
some are
African
and
Australian.
They are
exceedingly
tough,
and are used for
walking
sticks,
wickerwork,
chairs
and seats of
chairs,
cords and
cordage,
and many other
purposes..
Descend
::
Descend
(v. i.) To pass from a
higher
to a lower
place;
to move
downwards;
to come or go down in any way, as by
falling,
flowing,
walking,
etc.; to
plunge;
to fall; to
incline
downward;
-- the
opposite
of
ascend..
Capstan
::
Capstan
(n.) A
vertical
cleated
drum or
cylinder,
revolving
on an
upright
spindle,
and
surmounted
by a
drumhead
with
sockets
for bars or
levers.
It is much used,
especially
on
shipboard,
for
moving
or
raising
heavy
weights
or
exerting
great power by
traction
upon a rope or
cable,
passing
around
the drum. It is
operated
either
by steam power or by a
number
of men
walking
around
the
capstan,
each
pushing
on the end of a lever fixed in its
socket..
Light-heeled
::
Light-heeled
(a.)
Lively
in
walking
or
running;
brisk;
light-footed.
Halt
::
Halt (n.) A stop in
marching
or
walking,
or in any
action;
arrest
of
progress..
Wanghee
::
Wanghee
(n.) The
Chinese
name of one or two
species
of
bamboo,
or
jointed
cane, of the genus
Phyllostachys.
The
slender
stems are much used for
walking
sticks..
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::
-ory () A noun
suffix
denoting
that which
pertains
to, or
serves
for; as in
ambulatory,
that which
serves
for
walking;
consistory,
factory,
etc..
Balmoral
::
Balmoral
(n.) A kind of stout
walking
shoe, laced in
front..
Incession
::
Incession
(n.)
Motion
on foot;
progress
in
walking.
Beam
::
Beam (n.) A heavy iron lever
having
an
oscillating
motion
on a
central
axis, one end of which is
connected
with the
piston
rod from which it
receives
motion,
and the other with the crank of the wheel
shaft;
--
called
also
working
beam or
walking
beam..
Gressorious
::
Gressorious
(a.)
Adapted
for
walking;
anisodactylous;
as the feet of
certain
birds and
insects.
See
Illust.
under Aves.
Run
::
Run (a.) To move,
proceed,
advance,
pass, go, come, etc.,
swiftly,
smoothly,
or with quick
action;
-- said of
things
animate
or
inanimate.
Hence,
to flow,
glide,
or roll
onward,
as a
stream,
a
snake,
a
wagon,
etc.; to move by
quicker
action
than in
walking,
as a
person,
a
horse,
a dog..
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