"Cop a feel" is a slang term used to describe the act of touching someone in a sexual or inappropriate way without their consent. In the context of walking by someone, it suggests someone attempting to touch or grope someone as they pass by. It is considered disrespectful and violates personal boundaries.
Sniffing one's nose while walking by you could mean that the person has allergies, a cold, or is trying to detect an unfamiliar smell in their surroundings. It's a common reflex that may not necessarily indicate anything negative.
The phobia of fearing someone is behind you is known as "scopophobia" or "scoptophobia." It is characterized by an excessive and irrational fear of being watched or followed.
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A walking contradiction - a man with many emotions is described as a "walking contradiction" on the tee shirt.
The cast of Walking Into Mirrors - 1997 includes: Doris Hall as herself Mary Hanlon as herself Gavin Hanlon as himself
"Walking across his shadow" typically refers to someone following or imitating another person closely, often in a way that mirrors their actions or behavior. It can suggest that the person is heavily influenced or controlled by the other individual.
J Walking; is considered to be walking in an absurd manner across a busy or heavily packed traffic wise intersection OUTSIDE of the cross walk, when traffic is moving or when you will otherwise ENDANGER someone by walking across the street.
Charlie McGregor has written: 'Up from the walking dead' -- subject(s): Prisoners, Biography, Motion picture actors and actresses 'Up from the walking dead' -- subject(s): Biography, Motion picture actors and actresses, Prisoners
This came from the middle ages when they use to throw garbage and other things out of windows. Some the windows were on second stories, so you can imagine where it landed if someone was walking down the street under the window. Women had on nice dresses, so it was better to have all of stuff hit the men walking with them. Thus, women walk on the inside and the man on the outside.
A treadmill is a big wheel (like a hamster wheel) that prisoners turned by walking inside it. The power from the wheel was used to drive machinery in a factory (a mill).
It is the act of walking across a road/street at an area that is not a cross walk. Jaywalking is the act of walking across the street outside of a crosswalk.
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of course, you can die anytime, anywhere!
Elie Wiesel uses imagery such as "walking corpses" and "eyes that had already seen too much" to describe the prisoners in concentration camps. He also describes them as emaciated, haunted, and devoid of hope.
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