Pyjama Walk

Verb. A pyjama walk is when one takes a walk of the local area in one's pyjamas; usually in the early hours of the morning, after a party with friends or if one cannot sleep.
Pyjama walks are often cold and wet, and can be undertaken with a small group of friends.

Guy: I can't sleep. I think I'll take a Pyjama Walk.

Party Guest 1: I'm bored, and it's like 5AM...
Party Guest 2: It's light out, let's go for a Pyjama Walk!

by papplemanger November 1, 2009

Walking Ejaculation

n: a baby formulated by accident.

Timmy accidentally pre-shot into the vagina and formulated a walking ejaculation. Oops now he's fucked paying child support for 18 years.

by Trees DT! December 9, 2009

Centaur walk

Origin: "Sexy" Sung

A method of walking in which you appear to walk like a centaur. You appear to gallop and walk at the same time.

Example #1
Heyyyy. Want to centaur walk with me to class?

Example #2
David: Where did you learn to centaur walk like that?
Centaur: OH heyyy... my mom was a horse and I was raised in a shoe factory there.

by Sunginator June 2, 2009

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

bird walking

When a conversation flows from one topic to another easily.

We are bird walking on our date.

by Cleo2000 February 18, 2012

Trench Walk

Whereby one walks in a hunched over manner as if walking in a trench to avoid stray enemy bullets.

Napolean Dynomite is walking away Trench Walk style!

by Shini January 29, 2008

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