walkies

Leash time, pup

Walkies is British informal, typically used when speaking to a dog about going for a walk: Who wants to go walkies?

The -ies ending gives it a playful, childlike quality, fitting the way people often speak to pets.

It functions as both noun and exclamation.

dogs

leash

Animal restraint cord

fetch · heel · treats · paws · barking · sniffing · canine · puppy · companionship · obedience

routine

daily

Per diem, repeated

regularity · pattern · consistency · morning · evening · repetition · discipline · timetable · customary · practice

playfulness

frolic

Lighthearted playful movement

prancing · fun · energy · zoomies · frolicking · gambol · sprightly · joyful · spirited

anticipation

excitement

State of eager enthusiasm

enthusiasm · tail-wagging · whimpering · spinning · impatience · alertness

outdoors

park

Public leisure grounds

nature · scenery · streetlamp · lamppost · trees · grass · block · route · pavement

Opposites
activity vs. inactivity

walkiesstay

Remain in position

staying home · rest · nap time · sleep · bedtime

Phrases
Family

walking, sleepwalking, walkie-talkie, walkie

Familiarity
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Profile
Known to kids · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G