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drawalking 

specifically refers to act of drawing while walking at the same time, but can be a general term used for creating art while moving physically, often used to promote blood circulaton and prevent the body from going into a coma.
also if the artist is disturbed in some way.. i guess.
Christian sat drawing the movie all night- then began drawalking to prevent muscle atrophy.
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Dogwalking 

Damn Jenn! She was dogwalking that hoe!
Dogwalking by Kortney Fields February 6, 2017

Drawling 

The act of one being unreasonable, and/or making the company of the person uncalled for, and unbearable.

(Popular in the Philadelphia area)
(Present Tense)
"Man this nigga drunk out his mind and, the girls won't come near him, that nigga drawling"

(Past Tense)
"Yesterday that nigga drawled when he ate the last slice of pizza"
Drawling by P-doX November 16, 2007

Daywalking 

Daywalking, verb.

The action of staying up all night and not sleeping during the next day for the purpose of completing work. Does not refer to the same action for social purposes.

Called daywalking (rather than nightwalking) due to the active person being functional and commonly seen at opening hours of breakfast establishments.
Person 1: "Why did you text me at 5:30 AM?"
Person 2: "Sorry, I'm daywalking and I thought you had red bull."
Daywalking by Drew35 July 1, 2010

Drawling 

Why u drawlin'?
He was drawlin!
Drawling by ThickyNikki July 29, 2005

drawling 

when a person acts in an excessive manner
The party was cool until them niggas from North Philly started drawling
drawling by Prezzie July 17, 2006

drywalling

When you come on a girls chest, let it dry and then chisel it off.
I splooged on a girls chest last night and rather than wipe it off with a towel I decided to do some drywalling.
drywalling by Jeff Walling December 28, 2007
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