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walkabout

[wawk-uh-bout] / ˈwɔk əˌbaʊt /


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Guests can view the tigers in a more conventional “walkabout” section of the zoo.

From Washington Times

On other walkabouts, they indulged a different tradition.

From New York Times

A man has pleaded guilty to throwing an egg towards King Charles III during a walkabout.

From BBC

A man has appeared in court accused of throwing an egg towards King Charles III during a walkabout.

From BBC

The last time the brothers appeared together was after the death of Queen Elizabeth II in September, when they, along with their wives, went for a stilted public walkabout before her funeral.

From New York Times