əˌweɪ noun
1.
an easy victory or conquest.
2.
a patient or inmate who escapes from an institution by walking away when not being supervised or guarded.
Origin:
1885–90; noun use of verb phrase walk away
1885–90; noun use of verb phrase walk away
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| walkaway | |
noun | |
| an easy victory [syn: runaway] |
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Walkaway
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