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walk - 20 thesaurus results
Main Entry: walk
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: move along on foot
Synonyms: advance, amble, ambulate, canter, escort, exercise, file, foot, go, go on foot, hike, hit the road*, hoof it, knock about*, lead, leg*, locomote, lumber, march, meander, pace, pad, parade, patrol, perambulate, plod, prance, promenade, race, roam, rove, run, saunter, scuff, shamble, shuffle, slog, stalk, step, stride, stroll, strut, stump, take a walk, toddle, tour, traipse, tramp, travel on foot, traverse, tread, trek, troop, trudge, wander, wend one's way
Antonyms: run
Main Entry: walk
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: brief travel on foot
Synonyms: carriage, circuit, constitutional, gait, hike, jaunt, march, pace, parade, peregrination, promenade, ramble, saunter, schlepp*, step, stretch, stride, stroll, tour, traipse, tramp, tread, turn, airing, perambulation
Main Entry: walk
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: pathway
Synonyms: aisle, alley, avenue, boulevard, catwalk, cloister, course, court, crossing, esplanade, footpath, gangway, lane, mall, passage, path, pavement, pier, platform, promenade, road, sidewalk, street, track, trail, boardwalk, bricks, bypath, byway
Main Entry: walk
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: discipline
Synonyms: area, arena, bailiwick, calling, career, course, domain, dominion, field, line, metier, profession, province, sphere, terrain, territory, trade, vocation
Main Entry: aisle
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: passageway dividing something
Synonyms: alley, artery, avenue, clearing, corridor, course, egress, gangway, hallway, ingress, lane, opening, passage, path, walk, way
Notes: the bride actually walks up the nave (from Latin navis 'ship') of a church, not one of the aisles (one of the two parts parallel to the nave)
Main Entry: alley
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: narrow passage
Synonyms: lane, passageway, path, walk, alleyway, back street, pathway
Main Entry: constitutional
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: walk
Synonyms: ramble, saunter, stroll, turn, walk, airing, ambulation, footwork, legwork, perambulation
Main Entry: desert
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: abandon, defect
Synonyms: abscond, bail out*, beach, betray, bolt, check out*, chuck, cop out*, decamp, depart, duck*, escape, flee, fly, forsake, go, jilt, leave, leave in the lurch, light, maroon, opt out, pull out, quit, relinquish, renounce, resign, split*, strand, take off, tergiversate, throw over, vacate, walk, apostatize, crawl out, give up, go AWOL, go back on, go over the hill, go west, leave high and dry, leave stranded, play truant, run out on, sneak off, take a hike, violate oath
Antonyms: aid, assist, come back, help, stay, support
Main Entry: domain
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: area of expertise, rule
Synonyms: authority, bailiwick, concern, department, discipline, district, dominion, empire, estate, field, jurisdiction, land, neck of the woods, occupation, orbit*, power, province, quarter, realm, region, scope, slot, specialty, sphere, terrain, territory, turf, walk, wing, demesne, home park, stomping grounds
Main Entry: dominion
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: area of rule; authority
Synonyms: ascendancy, authorization, bailiwick, command, commission, control, country, district, domain, dominance, domination, empire, field, government, jurisdiction, management, power, prerogative, privilege, property, province, realm, regency, regiment, regimentation, region, reign, rule, seniority, sovereignty, sphere, state, supremacy, sway, terrain, territory, turf, walk, demesne, enclave, preeminence, prepotence, prepotency, stomping grounds
Antonyms: outside
Main Entry: esplanade
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: promenade
Synonyms: avenue, path, walk, boardwalk, walkway
Main Entry: excursion
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: journey
Synonyms: circuit, cruise, digression, expedition, jaunt, junket, outing, picnic, ramble, round trip, safari, tour, trek, trip, walk, wandering, day trip, pleasure trip
Main Entry: gait
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: way an animal or person moves, walks
Synonyms: amble, bearing, canter, carriage, clip, gallop, get along, lick, march, motion, movement, pace, run, speed, step, stride, tread, trot, walk
Main Entry: hike
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: journey by foot
Synonyms: backpack, constitutional, excursion, exploration, march, ramble, tour, traipse, tramp, trek, trip, walk, walkabout
Main Entry: knock about/knock around
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: roam, wander
Synonyms: drift, ramble, range, rove, traipse, travel, walk
Antonyms: stay, wait
Main Entry: ledge
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: shelf
Synonyms: bar, bench, bracket, console, edge, jut, mantle, offset, path, projection, reef, ridge, rim, route, step, strip, tier, track, trail, walk, way, berm, sill
Main Entry: path
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: course, way
Synonyms: aisle, artery, avenue, beat, boulevard, direction, drag, footpath, groove, highway, lane, line, pass, passage, procedure, rail, road, route, rut, shortcut, street, stroll, terrace, thoroughfare, track, trail, walk, beaten path, byway, crosscut, pathway, roadway, walkway
Antonyms: blockage
Main Entry: province
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: area of rule, responsibility
Synonyms: arena, bailiwick, business, calling, canton, capacity, charge, colony, concern, county, department, dependency, district, division, domain, dominion, duty, employment, field, function, jurisdiction, line, office, orbit, part, post, pursuit, realm, region, role, section, sphere, terrain, territory, tract, walk, work, zone, champaign, demesne, shire
Main Entry: region
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: area, domain; scope
Synonyms: arena, bailiwick, belt, block, clearing, country, district, division, domain, dominion, environs, expanse, field, ghetto, ground, inner city, jungle, land, locale, neighborhood, part, place, precinct, province, quarter, range, realm, scene, section, sector, sphere, suburb, terrain, territory, tract, turf*, vicinity, walk, ward, world, zone, demesne, locality, neck of woods, shire, stomping ground
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