Uk English Meaning of taking a walk
going for a walk
Other Uk English words related to going for a walk
- bail
- cutting out
- departing
- evacuating
- going
- moving
- Pulling out
- quitting
- Take-off
- bailing out
- to go crazy
- buzzing (off)
- clearing out
- Clearing out
- digging out
- getting off
- Going out
- packing (up or off)
- peeling
- Pushing off
- Pushing
- Running along
- sally (forth)
- Pushing (forward)
- walking
- walking out
- Abandoning
- booking
- escaping
- fleeing
- flying
- getting
- parting
- retiring
- retreating
- running away
- skipping
- starting
- withdrawing
- buggering off
- exit
- going out
- going out
- hit the road
- piking (out or off)
- pulling up stakes
- Pulling up stakes
- setting out
- going out
- strike
- do a runner
- vamoosing
- absconding
- adjournment
- Decamping
- deserting
- emigrating
- forsaking
- removing
- vacating
- lighting
- scat
- scram
Nearest Words of taking a walk
- taking a powder => do a runner
- taking a hike => Go for a hike
- taking (out) => taking (out)
- taking (away) => overdraft (banking)
- takes to the cleaners => takes to the cleaners
- takes out => takes out
- takes off (from) => takes off (from)
- takes off => takes off
- takes in => takes in
- takes for a ride => takes for a ride
- taking aback => Taken aback
- taking back => Taking back
- taking by surprise => take him by surprise
- taking care of => looking after
- taking down => Taking down
- taking effect => Taking effect
- taking exception => taking exception
- taking for => taking for
- taking for a ride => Taking for a ride
- taking for granted => take for granted
Definitions and Meaning of taking a walk in English
taking a walk
to go away
FAQs About the word taking a walk
going for a walk
to go away
bail,cutting out,departing,evacuating,going,moving,Pulling out,quitting,Take-off,bailing out
arriving,coming,remaining,abiding,approaching,closing,dwelling,accommodation,nearing,settling
taking a powder => do a runner, taking a hike => Go for a hike, taking (out) => taking (out), taking (away) => overdraft (banking), takes to the cleaners => takes to the cleaners,
