walk-in (wôkĭn′)
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Tweet adj. 1. Large enough to admit entrance: a walk-in closet. 2. Located so as to be entered directly from the street: a walk-in apartment. n. 1. A room large enough to admit entrance. 2. a. One who arrives for or wishes to get something, such as a service, without having an appointment or reservation. b. One who defects to another country after walking into its embassy. |
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