Steps
Steps noun - The course along which a person has walked or is walking in.
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Synonyms for Steps
Walks
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- Beetlejuice - Adam and Barbara don't realize they're dead yet when he goes to retrace their steps and walks out of the house - where he finds himself in a frightening alien landscape for a few seconds before Barbara yanks him back inside, claiming he'd been gone for three hours.
Source: Year Outside, Hour Inside -
A non-villainous example in Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa: buff hippo Moto Moto emerges from the watering hole and walks over to Gloria in a straight line, Played for Laughs as he pushes a rock and tree out of the way and then walks right over a couple of antelope, who shriek as he steps on them.
Source: Trampled Underfoot - In several scenes, guards are seen taking steps off the path when he walks by to make sure they do not get close enough to catch it.
Source: You Don't Want to Catch This
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