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Walk in describes an area large enough that you can actually step inside and move about, rather than just reach in with your hands. (adjective)
An example of a walk in is a closet where you can step inside to pick out your clothes.
Walk in describes a person, such as a customer or a job applicant, who enters someplace without an appointment. (noun)
An example of a walk in is a person who comes to a hair salon without having an appointment first and just waits until a stylist is free to cut his hair.
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