Loaf and Walk

Loaf

Loaf verb - To spend time doing nothing.

Walk and loaf are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Walk" instead a verb "Loaf".

Nearby Words: loafer, loafed

Walk

Walk verb - To go on foot.

Loaf and walk are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Loaf" instead a verb "Walk".

Nearby Words: walked, walkout, walkover, walking, walkway

Common collocations

time loaf time walk time

Both words in one sentence

  • Many viewers walk away from the film wishing that the movie had focused on Big Jake instead, as Meat Loaf imbues the character with a palpable sense of menace.
  • When I was a kid you could be down to your last dollar and walk out of the store with a loaf of bread, two sticks of butter, and a quart of milk.
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