Strider and Walker

Strider

Strider noun - A person who walks rapidly with long steps.
Usage example: he was such a strider that she couldn't keep up without running
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Synonyms for Strider

Walker and strider are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Walker" instead a noun "Strider".

Walker

Walker noun - A person who travels by foot for exercise or pleasure.
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Synonyms for Walker

Strider and walker are semantically related. You can use "Strider" instead a noun "Walker".

Nearby Words: walk, walked, walking

Both words in one sentence

  • Spider Tank Strider has the Mosqueman, a four-legged robot walker, although officially it is described as an "octopus"-shaped robot.
    Source: Spider Tank
  • The Lord of the Rings gives us Frodo inheriting the Ring, running from Nazgûl, meeting Strider, the Council of Elrond (even if a Tenth Walker Mary Sue has skipped over the previous bits, we invariably get the "and you have my X" lines.) Caradhras, the Mines, Boromir's betrayal, etc.
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