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Walkward

When a person named Walker says or does something awkward which makes the situation uncomfortable.
Walker was acting really walkward when he met Violet's goat. This made the goat scared and it fainted.
by Tinishiqua May 6, 2014
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Walkward

A situation in which a person changes the way they walk because of something which makes them look awkward
"Dude... You walkng kinda.. walkward.. whats up with that?"
"Nothin man... It's nothin..."
by TTime321 November 5, 2012
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walkward

whenever you have an awkward moment with a stranger while either one of you is walking.
"Did you see johnny walk into that lady on the subway?! It was walkward as hell
by tHe JokEr666 March 3, 2010
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walkward

When you're walking behind someone in an empty hall, there's no room to pass, and they're walking way too slow... it gets a little walkward.
Collin: dude, I was walking behind this chick today on the way to Algebra and she was going soo fucking slow...
Ted: that's walkward.
Collin: sure...
by TZimmerman February 14, 2010
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Walkward

When, as a manager, you have to get an employee from their desk to have an uncomfortable, awkward meeting...the quiet, painful walk from their desk to your office/meeting room is awkward.
I have to fire someone, so I have to go do the walkward.
by Linkus Maximus September 29, 2011
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Walkward

A sense of anxiety when you run into someone in the street that you do not intend to run into and you both continue walking with no intention of stopping even though you must acknowledge one another. The awkwardness is felt heavily by both parties, who continue walking with no signs of stopping for a thorough chat.
I passed Angelo on the street today, we both said hi but just kept walking. It was so walkward.
by betsyboopie August 25, 2017
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