Walk With Me in Hell

to go through hardships with someone with out end in sight

Take hold of my hand For you are no longer alone Walk with me in hell

by deadshadow666 February 27, 2012

Walk into the light

Drop dead, die, cease to live. Used in a derogatory way directed at someone you don't like.

You're such a douche bag, why don't you just walk into the light already!

by Chipf70 September 16, 2012

walk the track

The act of walking up and down a designated street, boulevard or avenue by a prostitute; in order to be seen, noticed and catch the attention of prospective customers.
Also, Circle the block

A pimp usually brings his girl to the same spot, regularly, to walk the track.

After he puts her on the track, he will usually remain "out of sight" and anonymous, while close enough to watch over his interests.

She will work only in this area, walking around and around the same block until she is propositioned by an interested, potential client.

She may get into a customer's vehicle and drive with him to a less busy area to perform the agreed act, however when they are finished he drives her back to the same spot where he picked her up, so she can continue to work and walk the track.

by big-booty-white-girl-in no-ho June 27, 2016

Walk of Shame

The walk of shame is most commonly used when you have just had sex with a partner and are in their clothes or the clothes from the night before in order to leave the place that you just had sex and get to another

Mercy: Hey you enjoying that walk of shame?

Daniella: i woke up late so i just packed my clothes and ran across campus so im not in the mood and for your information im walking the walk of shame with PRIDE!

by DO.Chicken May 23, 2017

Walk-In Closet

A small room in a house that functions as a closet. Named so because you can walk into it.

Our new house is huge, I even have my own Walk-In Closet !

by family funday March 30, 2009

walk the line

1. To maintain a fragile balance between one extreme and another. i.e.: good and evil, sanity and insanity, decency and decadence, etc.
2. To behave; to abide by the the law and/or to abide by moral standards; to walk a straight path of decency by following the rules; to "walk the straight and narrow."

The latter definition is that applied in the song "Walk the Line" by Johnny Cash.

1. I walk the line between good and evil.

2. I used to be a drunken thug, but now I walk the line.

by Mede September 4, 2008

walk it off

to stand up like a man and forget about it,or Deal with it. like a man

"To make fun of for something stupid"

"he got his ass beat down now Walk it off!,"

by homeboy May 6, 2004