walker

[ˈwɔːkər]

walker Definition

• 1. a person who walks, especially for exercise or enjoyment
• 2. a frame or support for holding a baby learning to walk
• 3. a device used by disabled or infirm people for support while walking

Using walker: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "walker" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The park is full of walkers in the morning.

• Example

  She bought a walker for her baby's first steps.

• Example

  He uses a walker to help him get around since his accident.

walker Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for walker

• pedestrian
• hiker
• stroller
• rambler
• trekker

Antonyms for walker

• driver
• passenger

Phrases with walker

• sky walker

  a person who walks on a tightrope or high wire, especially in a circus

  Example

  The sky walker performed amazing feats of balance and agility.

• night walker

  a person who is active at night, especially one who roams the streets

  Example

  The city was full of night walkers, making it unsafe to go out after dark.

• lone walker

  a person who walks alone, especially in remote or wilderness areas

  Example

  The lone walker enjoyed the solitude and beauty of the mountain trail.

Origins of walker

from 'walk' + '-er', denoting a person or thing that performs an action

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Summary: walker in Brief

A 'walker' [ˈwɔːkər] is a person who walks for exercise or enjoyment, or a device used for support while walking. It can also refer to a frame or support for a baby learning to walk. Other phrases include 'sky walker,' referring to a tightrope performer, 'night walker,' referring to someone active at night, and 'lone walker,' referring to someone who walks alone in remote areas.