Walker is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WALKER in dictionary:

VERB:
• A fuller of cloth.
• Any ambulatorial orthopterous insect, as a stick insect.
NOUN:
• one who walks
• a person who walks, especially for exercise or enjoyment
• a walking frame.
• One who walks; a pedestrian.
• That with which one walks; a foot.
• A forest officer appointed to walk over a certain space for inspection; a forester.
• New Zealand runner who in 1975 became the first person to run a mile in less that 3 minutes and 50 seconds (born in 1952)
• United States writer (born in 1944)
• a person who travels by foot
• a shoe designed for comfortable walking
• a light enclosing framework (trade name Zimmer) with rubber castors or wheels and handles; helps invalids or the handicapped or the aged to walk
• an enclosing framework on casters or wheels; helps babies learn to walk
• person who walks
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that walks

Words related to WALKER

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Words that contain WALKER

walkers14 jaywalker26 bushwalker22 cakewalker23 fellwalker20 hillwalker20 jaywalkers27 moonwalker19 parawalker19 racewalker19 ropewalker19 shopwalker22 wirewalker20 bushwalkers23 cakewalkers24 fellwalkers21 floorwalker21 hillwalkers21 moonwalkers20 nightwalker22 parawalkers20 racewalkers20 ropewalkers20 shopwalkers23 sleepwalker20 spacewalker22 trackwalker24 wirewalkers21 floorwalkers22 nightwalkers23 sleepwalkers21 spacewalkers23 streetwalker19 trackwalkers25 streetwalkers20

How to use WALKER in a sentence

• Walker wish me to present their best respects to you.
• The walker opened the top of the box and peered inside.
• Governor Walker executed his public promises to the letter.
• Walker declared such a change impossible, and indignantly spurned the proposal.
• Walker desires me to inform you the family are all well and sends her love.
• He belong to Master Will Walker, and his white mistress was Ann.
• Walker, myself, and the two non-commissioned officers of the Sappers and Miners were ready to proceed.
• Frederic Walker might be a wet parson, but the Rev.
• A rapid walker poetically and humourously minded gathers multitudes of images on his way.
• Walker, a young girl of seventeen, killed while leading a forlorn hope on the industrial battlefield.
• The walker on a long tramp must pay especial attention to the care of his feet.
• Walker, and shall be glad of a conveyance for yours.
• They were in the memorable Plaza fight, and stood it out to the last against overwhelming odds, as did also all of the Walker men.
• Augustus Walker and wife, and from thence to Diarbekir, by Messrs.
• Another candidate was Amasa Walker, the eminent writer on political economy, whose name has since been rendered still more illustrious by the brilliant public service of his son.
• Walker, who is declared by abundant European, as well as American authority, to be the foremost writer on money of modern times.
• At Coatesville, Pennsylvania, not far from Philadelphia, on August 12, 1911, a Negro laborer, Zach Walker, while drunk, fatally shot a night watchman.
• Walker of Wisconsin engaged in the discussion, but, owing to the length of time taken up by repeated interruptions, he was unable to finish his argument.
• Walker in the meantime had repeated his friendly warnings appertaining to the great danger in going further down the river.
• The reason for the preference puzzled Walker considerably.
• Nor on his return did he ever offer to Walker any explanation of his journeys.
• But Walker discovered upon his table a couple of new volumes.
• Walker ran forward a yard or so until he too stood plain to see on the level ground.
• It was as dark as the night when Walker waited for Hatteras at the wicket-gate.
• Walker, carries out all his plans with the utmost energy.
• Walker sent me to the landing to watch for the boat, ordering me to inform him on its arrival.
• Walker commanded her to return into the ranks with the other slaves.
• Walker for a large sum, but I would not sell you to a negro trader.
• But Miss Walker! I saw that she was disposed to match wits with Douglas.
• Quitman and Walker came now prominently before the people.
• Walker and Davis were the leading minds of the period.

Similar words containing WALK without suffix er

walk11 walks12 walked14 walkup15 catwalk16 jaywalk24 outwalk14 skywalk21 walkers14 walkies14 walking15 walkout14 walkups16 walkway20 bushwalk20 cakewalk21 catwalks17 duckwalk22 jaywalks25 likewalk19 lykewalk22 moonwalk17 outwalks15 racewalk17 ropewalk17 sidewalk16 skywalks22 walkable17 walkaway21 walkings16 walkmill17 walkouts15 walkover18 walkways21 walkyrie18 boardwalk19 bushwalks21 cakewalks22 crosswalk18 duckwalks23 jaywalked27 jaywalker26 likewalks20 lykewalks23 moonwalks18 outwalked17 racewalks18 riverwalk19 ropewalks18 sheepwalk21 sidewalks17 sleepwalk18 spacewalk20 speedwalk19 walkabout18 walkathon19 walkaways22 walkmills18 walkovers19 walkyries19 boardwalks20 bushwalked23 bushwalker22 cakewalked24 cakewalker23 cradlewalk20 crosswalks19 duckwalked25 fellwalker20 hillwalker20 jaywalkers27 jaywalking28 moonwalked20 moonwalker19 outwalking18 parawalker19 racewalked20 racewalker19 riverwalks20 ropewalker19 sheepwalks22 shopwalker22 sleepwalks19 spacewalks21 speedwalks20 walkabouts19 walkathons20 walkshorts20 wirewalker20 bushwalkers23 bushwalking24 cakewalkers24 cakewalking25 cradlewalks21 duckwalking26 fellwalkers21 floorwalker21 hillwalkers21 hillwalking22 jaywalkings29 Show more ...

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