Walker

Pronunciation: /wɔːkər/

Definitions of walker

noun a frame designed to support someone while walking, typically used as a aid for those with mobility issues

Example Sentences

A1 My grandmother uses a walker to help her walk.

A2 The walker has wheels to make it easier to move around.

B1 The walker provided much-needed support for the elderly man.

B2 The walker was adjustable to accommodate users of different heights.

C1 The lightweight walker was ideal for long walks in the park.

C2 The high-tech walker featured advanced sensors for added stability.

Examples of walker in a Sentence

formal The walker strolled through the park, enjoying the peaceful scenery.

informal I saw the walker taking a leisurely walk around the neighborhood.

slang That walker is always out and about, getting their steps in.

figurative As a writer, she was a skilled word walker, effortlessly navigating through complex narratives.

Grammatical Forms of walker

• past tense: walked
• plural: walkers
• comparative: more walker
• superlative: most walker
• present tense: walk
• future tense: will walk
• perfect tense: have walked
• continuous tense: walking
• singular: walker
• positive degree: walk
• infinitive: to walk
• gerund: walking
• participle: walking

Origin and Evolution of walker

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'walker' originated from the Middle English word 'walkere' which referred to someone who walked or traveled by foot.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'walker' has evolved to not only refer to someone who walks on foot but also to devices such as walking aids and machines designed for walking or mobility assistance.