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walkies

UK/ˈwɔː(ɹ)k.iːz/

walkies is the plural of walkie.

Meaning of walkie

Noun

walkie (plural walkies)

  1. A walkie-talkie.
  2. A pallet truck, beside which the operator must walk.
  3. (childish, plural-normally) An outing for a dog; the taking of a dog for a walk.
    • It snuffles with its nose on Sylvia’s lap in the manner peculiar to a dog. And Sylvia addresses it in the following peculiar manner: “ ... And is-ums also looking forward to lovely walkie home with Mother and God-Uncle, then?”1933, Rupert Latimer, The Unenchanted Circle, Appleton-Century, page 35

Words formed from walkies

Phrases with walkies

Questions about walkies

What is walkies the plural of?
Walkies is the plural of walkie.
How do you pronounce walkies?
Walkies is pronounced /ˈwɔː(ɹ)k.iːz/ (UK).

Words near walkies in the dictionary

  1. walkie talkies
  2. walkie-lookie
  3. walkie-lookies
  4. walkie-talkie
  5. walkie-talkies
  6. walkies
  7. walkin'
  8. walking
  9. walking a mile in someone's shoes
  10. walking a straight line
  11. walking advert

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