walkaway
[ wawk-uh-wey ]
/ ˈwɔk əˌweɪ /
noun
an easy victory or conquest.
a patient or inmate who escapes from an institution by walking away when not being supervised or guarded.
Origin of walkaway
First recorded in 1885–90; noun use of verb phrase
walk away
Words nearby walkaway
walk-up,
walkable,
walkabout,
walkaround pay,
walkathon,
walkaway,
walker,
walker hound,
walker lake,
walker, alice,
walkie-talkie
Example sentences from the Web for walkaway
Whenever it comes day, we got all the best uh things—though I don't reckon we'll have a walkaway.
Raw Gold |Bertrand W. Sinclair