| Walesa of Polish politics | 25 |
| Walgreen's competitor | 25 |
| Walk a picket line, perhaps | 27 |
| Walk around naturally? | 22 |
| Walk Away ____: 1966 hit | 28 |
| Walk Away ____ : 1966 hit | 27 |
| Walk Away ____ : 1966 tune | 28 |
| Walk down the ___ the altar | 27 |
| Walk for the first time | 23 |
| Walk heavily and firmly | 23 |
| Walk heavily and noisily | 24 |
| Walk impeded by an injury | 25 |
| Walk in a certain order? | 24 |
| Walk in a crooked line | 22 |
| Walk in ankle-deep water | 24 |
| Walk in space, for short | 24 |
| Walk in the park, so to speak | 29 |
| Walk in up to the ankles | 24 |
| Walk like a 1-year-old | 22 |
| Walk like a 2-year old | 22 |
| Walk like a chanticleer | 23 |
| Walk like a little 'un | 26 |
| Walk like a show horse | 22 |
| Walk like a two-year-old | 24 |
| Walk like an expectant dad | 26 |
| Walk like an expectant father | 29 |
| Walk like Frankenstein | 22 |
| Walk like Groucho Marx | 22 |
| Walk like you're cool | 25 |
| Walk of Fame attraction | 23 |
| Walk of Fame depiction | 22 |
| Walk of Fame embedment | 22 |
| Walk on a bad knee, say | 23 |
| Walk on eggshells, e.g. | 23 |
| Walk or talk aimlessly | 22 |
| Walk or trot, for a horse | 25 |
| Walk out for higher pay | 23 |
| Walk quietly or cautiously | 26 |
| Walk through deep snow, say | 27 |
| Walk through melting snow | 25 |
| Walk through mud, maybe | 23 |
| Walk through snow drifts | 24 |
| Walk through stores casually | 28 |
| Walk through the trees | 22 |
| Walk to the gate, perhaps | 25 |
| Walk toward as a group | 22 |
| Walk very, very quietly | 23 |
| Walk while playing band music | 29 |
| Walk with great effort | 22 |
| Walk with jerky motions | 23 |
| Walk with no lights on? | 23 |
| Walk with pain, perhaps | 23 |
| Walk with very heavy steps | 26 |
| Walk with ____: hobble | 22 |
| Walk ___ (feel elated) | 22 |
| Walk, as through a factory | 26 |
| Walk, as through melting snow | 29 |
| Walk, trot, pace, etc. | 22 |
| Walk, with "it" | 25 |
| Walk- -- (little roles) | 23 |
| Walk- -- (minor roles) | 22 |
| Walk-off home run, often | 24 |
| Walk-off result, at least | 25 |
| Walk-__ (small parts) (3) | 25 |
| Walk-___ (minor parts) | 22 |
| Walk-___ (minor roles) | 22 |
| Walk-___ (nonspeaking roles) | 28 |
| Walk-___ (small parts) | 22 |
| Walk-___ (small roles) | 22 |
| Walked (with "it") | 28 |
| Walked a dog responsibly | 24 |
| Walked across, as a stream | 26 |
| Walked back and forth over | 26 |
| Walked clumsily through mud | 27 |
| Walked from bank to bank | 24 |
| Walked heavily with on | 23 |
| Walked in a leisurely fashion | 29 |
| Walked in a shallow stream | 26 |
| Walked in a wobbly way | 22 |
| Walked in the rain, say | 23 |
| Walked into the shallow end | 27 |
| Walked like a little kid | 24 |
| Walked like a sumo wrestler | 27 |
| Walked like a two-year-old | 26 |
| Walked like Marshal Dillon | 26 |
| Walked through a campground? | 28 |
| Walked through a puddle | 23 |
| Walked through melted snow | 26 |
| Walked through puddles | 22 |
| Walked through the woods | 24 |
| Walked to the gangplank, say | 28 |
| Walked with a certain gait | 26 |
| Walked with careless ease | 25 |
| Walked with determination | 25 |
| Walked with difficulty | 22 |
| Walked with long steps | 22 |
| Walked with measured steps | 26 |
| Walked, in street parlance | 26 |
| Walked, with "it" | 27 |
| Walken or Danson, e.g. | 22 |