Go Walkies

Pronunciation: /ɡoʊ ˈwɔːkiːz/

Definitions of go walkies

verb An action word that indicates the act of walking a dog for exercise or enjoyment.

Example Sentences

A1 I like to go walkies with my dog in the park.

A2 Every morning, I go walkies around the neighborhood to get some exercise.

B1 I often go walkies along the beach to relax and clear my mind.

B2 During the weekends, I go walkies in the countryside to enjoy nature.

C1 She decided to go walkies in the forest to explore the trails and wildlife.

C2 As a nature enthusiast, I go walkies in different national parks around the world to experience diverse ecosystems.

Examples of go walkies in a Sentence

formal I must take my dog out for a walk, it's time to go walkies.

informal Hey, wanna go walkies with me and my pup?

slang Let's grab the leash and go walkies around the block.

figurative After a long day at work, I like to go walkies to clear my mind.

Grammatical Forms of go walkies

• past tense: went
• plural: go walkies
• comparative: more walkies
• superlative: most walkies
• present tense: go walkies
• future tense: will go walkies
• perfect tense: have gone walkies
• continuous tense: is going walkies
• singular: go walkies
• positive degree: go walkies
• infinitive: to go walkies
• gerund: going walkies
• participle: gone walkies

Origin and Evolution of go walkies

First Known Use: 1957 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The phrase 'go walkies' originated from British English as a colloquial term for taking a dog out for a walk.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer specifically to walking a dog, 'go walkies' has evolved to be used more broadly to suggest going for a leisurely walk or stroll.