walk in
/wɔk ɪn/
noun
- A person who arrives without an appointment or reservation.
- Walk-ins are welcome at the community center's fitness classes.
- The barber shop charges extra for walk-ins during busy hours.
- The dentist saw a walk-in between scheduled patients.
- A closet or room large enough to enter and move around in.
- The master bedroom features a spacious walk-in with built-in drawers.
- The walk-in in the hallway stores holiday decorations.
- They converted a small bedroom into a walk-in for coats and shoes.
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adjective
- Designed to be entered directly, without an appointment or reservation.
- The clinic offers walk-in appointments for minor illnesses.
- The hotel has a walk-in rate for travelers without a booking.
- We found a walk-in hair salon that could take us right away.
- Large enough to walk into, especially a closet or storage space.
- They installed a walk-in pantry to keep dry goods organized.
- Her new apartment has a walk-in closet with plenty of shelves.
- The restaurant's walk-in freezer stores all the frozen ingredients.
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