walk-in Definition
☆ walk·-in (wôk′in′)
adjective
- large enough for one to walk inside a walk-in closet
- that can be entered directly from the street rather than through a lobby
- designating or of a public agency, medical clinic, etc. which accepts anyone who walks in without an appointment; also, of such a person
noun
- a walk-in closet, apartment, etc.
- an easily won victory
- a person who walks in, as to a clinic, without an appointment
walk-in Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- pantry: Well equipped fitted kitchen/breakfast room with adjoining walk-in pantry.
- closet: Even the third bedroom has an oversized walk-in closet.
- larder: Can a toilet be built into a what was a walk-in kitchen larder.
- wardrobe: Each model has a new bathroom design which includes a walk-in wardrobe.
- shower: Newly fitted large walk-in shower, heated towel rail, wash hand basin, WC.
- cupboard: The landing has a good sized walk-in storage cupboard with shelving.
Modifying Another Word
long: A new definition of the " long walk-in " .
Used with adjective complement
Browse dictionary entries near walk-in
- ‹ walk away
- ‹ walk all over
- ‹ walk
- ‹ Walhalla
- ‹ Waley
- ‹ Walesa, Lech
- ‹ Wałęsa
- ‹ Wales
- ‹ Waler
- ‹ wale
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- walk with God ›
- walkabout ›
- walkaway ›

