Walk the out

Phrasal verb of walk
1. Lead the way for crazy people in a way that appears to be both gangsta and healing.

Coined by Gabe with the bracelets on The Jordan Harbinger Show

"There's so much crazy out there, Lydia would say, but in here, we're safe. We need to set the example and walk the out. Meaning navigate out of stuck points, heal, et cetera, so that others can follow us as well."

by TheBigSmooth25 June 7, 2024

walk you down

beat you up

jaysen: im finna walk you down

by abcdefghijklmnopqrsytuvwxyz June 28, 2022

Walking Bones

When you smoke so much weed you feel like you're walking on your bones.

Man, I feel like I'm walking bones, man.

by Dah Trippy Panda January 12, 2014

the walk of no shame

Like the walk of shame only without the sex.
walking home from last night party after crashing there.

Dude: i walked the walk of no shame after last night halloween party
Dude 2: Thats better than the walk of shame

by pizzaismykink September 10, 2017

mall-walking britches

A pair of pants that are naturally saggy and fall to the ankles when the person wearing them begins to move in any way.

That boy over yonder needs to pull up his mall-walking britches.

by Sgt. Sticky June 5, 2023

freezer walk

The walk you have to make when getting out from underneath blankets to go get another one cause it's so damn cold

"My body went from 98.6 degrees to feeling like -5 after that freezer walk I just did"

by Jhenkel1104 January 3, 2015

Mayhugh Walk

A quick walk with somewhat of a spring to it, as in if they were ready to sprint at any second. Normally people who walk like this are awesome.

Jimmy: Johnson, that man is walking the Mayhugh Walk over there and embarrassing us all!

by unclesilky June 12, 2007