powerwalk

See also: power-walk and power walk

English

Etymology

power +‎ walk

Verb

powerwalk (third-person singular simple present powerwalks, present participle powerwalking, simple past and past participle powerwalked)

1. To walk at a brisk pace for exercise or in order to move very quickly.
   • 2011, Helena Pielichaty, Never Ever, →ISBN:

     "Are you following me?" she asks, straightout. "Course not. I'm powerwalking."

   • 2014, Farrah Rochon, Terra Little, Velvet Carte, Hot Christmas Nights/Tuscan Nights/Christmas Tango/Tied Up In Tinsel, →ISBN:

     “You bet,” Rachel said, turning and powerwalking back the way she'd come.