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walk out with

walk out with verb: to date; to go out with.

Verb

walk out with (third-person singular simple present walks out with, present participle walking out with, simple past and past participle walked out with)

  1. (dated, transitive) To date; to go out with.
    • Polly hev’ been walkin’ out wi’ Frank a good while now. ‘Tis time ‘twere settled between ‘em. She’s a good girl, for all she’s saucy in her ways.1937, Dorothy L. Sayers, Busman's Honeymoon

Forms of walk out with

third-person singular presentwalks out with
present participlewalking out with
past participlewalked out with
pastwalked out with

Questions about walk out with

What does walk out with mean?
Walk out with means to date; to go out with.
What part of speech is walk out with?
Walk out with is a verb.
What is the past tense of walk out with?
The past tense of walk out with is walked out with.

Words near walk out with in the dictionary

  1. walk on water
  2. walk one's chalks
  3. walk one's shots
  4. walk out
  5. walk out on
  6. walk out with
  7. walk over
  8. walk policies
  9. walk policy
  10. walk shorts
  11. walk softly and carry a big stick

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