One walking comfortably
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AMBLEROne walking comfortably
coachesA bus, esp. one that is comfortably equipped and used for longer journeys
CRABOne walking sideways
PEDOne walking, for short
INDIANFILEWalking one behind another.
WADEROne walking in water
PACEROne walking back and forth
SHOPPEROne walking down the aisle?
USHEROne walking down the aisle
USHEROne walking down an aisle, say
hikerone who hikes (to go walking)
supinatorsOne who supinates when walking or running
supinatorOne who supinates when walking or running
hikersHIKER, one who hikes (to go walking)
hillwalkerone who likes walking in the hills
pronatorsOne who pronates when walking or running
SINGLEFILEOne-by-one formation, as in walking
BADLUCKFate of one walking under a ladder
BRIDEOne walking in front of a train
hillwalkersHILLWALKER, one who likes walking in the hills
NUNHelen Prejean in "Dead Man Walking," for one
CANEMANAGEMENTChallenge for one with an array of walking sticks?
stumblerone who stumbles (to trip when walking or running)
stumblersSTUMBLER, one who stumbles (to trip when walking or running)
RABBIOne of three people walking into a bar, in jokes
tripperone who trips (to stumble (to trip when walking or running))
trippersTRIPPER, one who trips (to stumble (to trip when walking or running))
RABBIOne of three people walking into a bar, in many a joke
waitto halt and wait for another to join one, as in running or walking
passant(of a beast) represented as in the act of walking, with one forepaw raised
trippingthe act of one that trips (to stumble (to trip when walking or running))
trippingsTRIPPING, the act of one that trips (to stumble (to trip when walking or running))
esplanade(French) a level open stretch of paved or grassy ground, esp one designed for walking or driving along a shore
esplanadesESPLANADE, (French) a level open stretch of paved or grassy ground, esp one designed for walking or driving along a shore