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Walk Down 

When a runner is passed in the last 200 meters of a race by a runner who appeared to have no shot at passing him/her
Guy1:did you see him get walked down?
Guy2:wasn't a walk down he got passed before the 200 meter mark
Walk Down by trackslayer October 30, 2010

Walk Down 

A shootout between two opposing gunmen, often portrayed in Hollywood on Main Street as a duel between hero and villain; the first real life “walk down” supposedly occurred between Wild Bill Hickok and Phil Coe in October 5, 1871 in Abilene, Texas. Hickok was Marshal of Abilene, and he was forced into a shoot-out with Phil Coe.
Matt Dillon in the television series Gunsmoke was most famous for his frequent walk down fights with the villains on his show.
Walk Down by Showbizbuff July 28, 2007
Walking Behind Someone on the Block With Consistency
He About To Walk-Down For Being Hot
Walking Behind Someone on the Block With Consistency
He About To Walk-Down For Being Hot

walk down the street

To cut yourself up and down the artery, as opposed to across the street (across your wrist artery)
Emo kid: I'm gonna take my knife and walk down the street
2nd Emo: Alright, see you there mi hombre *takes knife and cuts self and dies and bleeds to death*
walk down the street by soren910 November 8, 2008

A walk down Main Street. 

The act of seeking out a prostitute.
She had a headache, So I recommended she take a walk down Main Street.
A walk down Main Street. by R37RY November 3, 2011
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She brought home alot of stuff and took it to the bathroom. She must be taking a witch bath.
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