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walked

Losing a considerable lead in a footrace as a result of being slower than an opponent.

Commonly seen in football when a slower back breaks into the open for an apparent touchdown, only to be caught up to and tackled by a speedier defensive back. Also seen in later legs of track relays.
"I can't BELIEVE you just got walked; you had a 20 yard head start! You're so slow!"
by reggiew August 4, 2008
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Walk

The verb someone uses when they want to get away from others... So they ask you to accompany them in order to get some privacy....
by joseantara June 14, 2006
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Walk

Term often used instead of going for a blunt or a bowl. Most used when one wants to get high.
by 69docking December 9, 2010
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Walk

The most accurate of units. A walk is 2.5 miles.
Mason: It's 6 walks to Denver.
Person: Mason, what's a walk?
Mason: It's the most accurate unit of distance!
by Mattholemeu January 10, 2014
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This is walk

The same feeling dogs go on walks and are so excited talking to their dog friends about the happy and excited on top of the world feeling. This is a phrase people use as pure joy and happiness
*Your best friend wins the lottery*
You: yo man this is walk!
by Hotdawgg November 17, 2016
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walk on

Among Native Americans, when someone dies. The metaphor being walking from this spiritual plane to the next, as opposed to dying outright.
As an obituary headline: Congressional Gold Medal Recipient and Code Talker Edmond Harjo finds time to walk on
by Baloo Uriza April 14, 2014
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walk-by

When you don't have a car to do a drive by shooting, so you just walk.
Devon's so ghetto he didn't have a car, so he did a walk-by on Bonquisha's last night!
by AriaMelody January 16, 2008
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