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Meanings of walkabout in English

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Usage of walkabout in English
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They go a long way on a walkabout-oh my word, he said.
A Town like Alice
2
Not the kind of toy that's supposed to go walkabout, I think.
The Apocalypse Codex
3
National was caught red-handed yesterday planting party members along Judith Collins' Auckland walkabout.
Radio NZ
4
It was likely to be Sarkozy's last public walkabout as president.
The Guardian
5
It seems Mum's gone walkabout, and not for the first time.
Radio NZ
6
Hey, you should let the boss know you're going walkabout, though.
Deadly little secrets
7
The sales agent, being hospitable, was doing a walkabout with clients from Ireland.
The Irish Times
8
Nigel Farage has been doused in milkshake during a campaign walkabout in Newcastle.
The Irish Times
9
But I can always go walkabout again if I get bored.
Anvil Gate
10
Mendax lived for a few days at home, then went walkabout.
Underground: Hacking, madness and obsession on the electronic fr...
11
This follow-up is a spiritual walkabout that slowly unravels its wonders.
The Irish Times
12
He later concluded his visit with a public walkabout at the War Memorial Centre.
Radio NZ
13
You going to use a lectern and sermonize or do the walkabout talk-show act?
Up in the air
14
Or maybe it was his own time to go walkabout.
The Long War
15
Meanwhile Lucy Rusedski is doing her Henman Hill walkabout thing.
The Guardian
16
Elizabeth was due to celebrate her birthday with a walkabout in Windsor, meeting well-wishers.
Reuters
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