walkers
Those on foot
Walkers is the plural of walker—people who walk, especially for exercise or as a mobility limitation: The park was full of morning walkers.
A walker is also a frame device that helps people with mobility issues stay upright while moving: She needed a walker after her hip surgery.
In British English, Walkers is a major brand of crisps (potato chips).
Extended single footstep
- paceSpeed of movement
- ambleRelaxed, slow gait
- saunterRelaxed, aimless stride
- strollRelaxed walk for enjoyment
shuffle · limp · gait · brisk · slow · steady · measured · purposeful
Marked outdoor paths
- backpacksBags carried on shoulders
- bootsAnkle-covering footwear
- outdoorsIn open air
- natureInherent quality or disposition
wilderness · terrain · pathways · mountains · countryside · ramblers · bushwalkers · endurance
stride
Extended single footstep
stroll · shuffle · limp · gait · brisk · slow · steady · measured · purposeful · leisurely
trails
Marked outdoor paths
nature · wilderness · terrain · pathways · mountains · countryside · ramblers · bushwalkers · endurance · exploration
sidewalk
Paved pedestrian pathway
strollers · commuters · passersby · jaywalkers · ramblers · saunterers · promenade · urban · traffic · safety
- athletesathlete, Olympian, champion, swimmers, runner
- accessibilitywheelchair access, wheelchair sports, wheelchair ramp, adaptive skiing, accessibility features
- rehabilitationrehab, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, inpatient rehab
- health suppliesbandage, pharmacy, bandages, drugstore, gauze
- pedestrianspedestrians, passersby, foot traffic, jaywalkers, jaywalking
- habit typessmokers, gamblers, nail biters, procrastinators, coffee drinkers
walkersrunners
Those who race on foot
sprinters · joggers · racers · dashers · speedsters
- walked awayLeft by foot
- walked outExited abruptly in protest
- walked inPassed through an entrance
- walked intoPassed through an entrance
- Johnnie WalkerBlended Scotch brand
- walked aroundTraveled by foot aimlessly