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Meaning of walkingstick
Wordnet
walkingstick (n)
any of various mostly tropical insects having long twiglike bodies
walkingstick Sentence Examples
- The hikers cautiously used walking sticks to navigate the rugged terrain.
- The grandfather's intricately carved walking stick was a source of pride for the family.
- The entomologist spent hours observing the fascinating walking sticks that had colonized the garden.
- The injured hiker stumbled through the forest, relying on his walking stick for support.
- The old woman gracefully strolled down the street, her wooden walking stick tapping against the pavement.
- The walking stick served as a reliable tool for the blind man to navigate obstacles.
- The artist used a walking stick to create abstract lines and textures in his painting.
- The marching band's drill team performed a synchronized routine with their walking sticks.
- The angler carefully tied a lure to the end of his walking stick, hoping to catch a fish.
- The museum displayed a collection of antique walking sticks, each with a unique story to tell.
FAQs About the word walkingstick
any of various mostly tropical insects having long twiglike bodies
whangee, maul, crosier, crozier, crook, sledgehammer, hammer, beetle, billy club, gavel
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The hikers cautiously used walking sticks to navigate the rugged terrain.
The grandfather's intricately carved walking stick was a source of pride for the family.
The entomologist spent hours observing the fascinating walking sticks that had colonized the garden.
The injured hiker stumbled through the forest, relying on his walking stick for support.
