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- noun informal The action of taking a
dog for awalk
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Examples
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And when he goes for 'walkies' outside during the day, he takes a toy with him while he does his business.
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And when he goes for 'walkies' outside during the day, he takes a toy with him while he does his business.
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The dog was unhappy 'cause there were no "walkies", but I see the sun poking through this morning.
Darlene's Digest Darlene 2008
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The dog was unhappy 'cause there were no "walkies", but I see the sun poking through this morning.
Archive 2008-08-01 Darlene 2008
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Everyone in amongst the "walkies" knows the rumors about Orbach and doping.
Dominating the Unwitting: Winning the Five Boro Bike Tour BikeSnobNYC 2008
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Council bans dogs from parks leaving owners wondering where to go 'walkies'
Home | Mail Online 2010
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Council bans dogs from parks leaving owners wondering where to go 'walkies'
Home | Mail Online 2010
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Council bans dogs from parks leaving owners wondering where to go 'walkies'
Home | Mail Online 2010
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Lyneham went 'walkies' to raise almost £5,000 for Help For Heroes and DebRA.
unknown title 2009
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One of the major perks to owning a cat over, say, a dog or a horse, is that all cats instinctively drop their waste into neat little litter boxes, eliminating the need for frequent "walkies" and the palpable awkwardness that comes with the public use of pooper-scoopers and plastic baggies.
Cracked: All Posts 2009
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