to begin to walk; to set out
to walk about; to walk around; to walk to and fro; to pace around; to wander
to go out; to go around; to walk about; to roam
to carry around; to carry on one's person
way one walks; one's walk
to walk away; to walk off
to wander from place to place; to change jobs
to parade; to march; to walk in procession
fast walking; semi-jogging
to loiter around; to wander about
trying the food at various restaurants; eating tour; walking while eating; eating while walking
taking on a life of its own (of a rumour, etc.); walking by oneself; talking a walk by oneself; walking unaided; being able to walk without help; standing on one's own feet
to walk with; to make someone tag along; to carry around (esp. a child); to carry about
to visit one place after another without plan or effect; to gallivant about
walk; walking; (arch.) foot messenger (of a town, village, etc.)
to wander; to roam from place to place
to peddle (goods); to hawk
to try out the food at various restaurants
toddling; taking tottering steps
to walk through (to the end); to walk the whole way
walking about town; stroll around town; walking the streets (e.g. for exercise)
to go bar-hopping; to go on a pub crawl
slow, relaxed walk; stroll
to walk around; to travel around
to walk heavily and clumsily; to lumber
texting while walking; looking at one's smartphone while walking
travelling incognito (traveling); quiet steps; creeping around
walking without rest; walking continuously
bad things happen to those who attempt things; (lit.) if a dog walks they will hit a stick; good luck may come unexpectedly
baby's first steps; celebration of a baby's first steps; opening to pedestrians (e.g. a new bridge)
walking while holding on to something (such as a wall or table); cruising (i.e. children learning to walk)
running errands; errand boy; errand girl
beautiful appearance of a woman
to gad about; to gallivant; to wander aimlessly; to walk around restlessly
quick short steps; toddle; waddle
(a) wander; amble; walking on the good part of a street (to avoid puddles, etc.)
nanba walking; walking with the arm and leg on each side of the body moving in sync
(taking a) long walk; walking far
walking with short steps; (arch.) errand boy
taking unnecessary risks; (lit.) precipice walking
window-shopping without any money; going out and returning without having bought or eaten anything; (lit.) dog's walk on the riverbank
wandering god; god who attracts wanderers and travellers