…move at a regular pace by lifting and setting down each foot in turn, never having both feet off the ground at once…
…an act of walking into or out of a police station, courthouse, etc., that a person in police custody is made to perform for the benefit of the media…
…(of a fish) move over the surface of water by propulsion with the tail…
…casually or irresponsibly withdraw from a situation in which one is involved or for which one is responsible…
…used by a showman as an invitation to enter a circus or other show…
…the movements of an object or changes in a variable that follow no discernible pattern or trend…
…suit one’s actions to one’s words…
…a social dance with a walking step, popular in the late 1930s…
…come upon (a person or situation) suddenly or unexpectedly…
…a railed platform built on a roof, originally in early New England houses, for providing an unimpeded sea view…
…retract a statement or reverse an action or decision…
…take a walk in order to undo the effects of a heavy meal…
…(in former times) be forced by pirates to walk blindfold along a plank over the side of a ship to one’s death in the sea…
…an instance of walking back home on the day after an unplanned casual sexual encounter, typically dressed in the same clothes as the previous evening…
…be extremely cautious about one’s words or actions…
…attempt something difficult before one has grasped the basic skills…
…grasp the basic skills before attempting something more difficult…
…walk with someone until they are exhausted…
…a rope or wire stretched tightly high above the ground, on which acrobats perform feats of balancing…
…cross or walk in the street or road unlawfully or without regard for approaching traffic…
