Walk Drafting

The act of walking in the path behind someone in a large group of people to avoid coming into head-on contact with other persons.

"There were sooo many pedestrians on my way to work, I had to start walk drafting a couple of times!"

by Matazaron January 1, 2008

walking fleek

a person with their hair, face, clothes, shoes, nails, attitude, and pretty much everything fleeked. they look cute asf and nobody can tell them different. they are a walking fleek. if you see a walking fleek, point them out because they put in that effort. walking fleeks should be rewarded. and if u a walking fleek, you stay fleekin!

*girl with everything on point walks up*
friend: "dam girl u a walking fleek!"
interested person: "she fly asf, she a walking fleek"
walking fleek: "i kno 💅"

by a cute ho October 13, 2015

igor walk

The Igor Walk is when you run out of toilet paper mid-shit, and you have to make the trip to get more. You don't want to smear shit on your cheeks, so you walk a little bowlegged and hunched over, similar to how Doctor Frankenstein's assistant, Igor, walks.

No one was around to get Justin Credible fresh toilet paper, so he had to do the Igor Walk to get a fresh roll.

by Justin Appropriate February 27, 2014

fat walk

a long walk (usually at night) that people take after binging on food because they feel guilty

Hoban: omg, i ate too much!
Renz: dude, let's go for a fat walk!

by renzTHE August 5, 2010

Walk the prank

Walk the prank. /wɔk ðə præŋk/

1. Figure of speech. To conduct oneself in a manner leading to or resulting in a prank, comedic remark or practical joke being carried out at one's expense. Derived from the phrase 'to walk the plank'.

1. "Dude, I can't believe you just asked me what ligma is! You totally walked the prank with that one."

"Man, Jonah really made me walk the prank yesterday with that 'Joseph Mother' thing."

by HyperionWasTaken July 19, 2021

Mexico Walk

The walk, or stumble, that one acquires after consuming a large amount of alcohol

Bob started to develop a Mexico Walk after his seventh shot

by derektg May 24, 2010

walking the bar

The practice of rhythm and blues horn players (quintessentially tenor sax players) to literally get up on the bar during a tune and walk it from one end to to the other, riffing and honking. Typical in the 1940's and 50's, it was deemed a display of machismo and virtuosity.

A friend of mine reported seeing tenor saxophonist Illinois Jacquet walking the bar in St. Louis. He moved along. playing and kicking over drinks as he went. One patron, objecting to the endeavor, pulled a switchblade knife out and stuck it into the bar in Illinois' path. When Jacquet came to that spot, he peered over his horn at the knife, turned around, and continued to play as he retraced his path.

by guyfromtheday August 12, 2010