phrasal verb

• walk something off, walk off somethingTake a walk in order to undo the effects of a heavy meal.

  ‘enjoy some invigorating fresh air and walk off the excesses of the festive season’

  More example sentences

  • ‘The next restaurant was a twenty minute walk down the road - I attempted to walk my meal off, but felt somewhat sick upon my arrival after all the moving around.’
  • ‘Still, it was filling, and like last time we left the table feeling stuffed, happy to walk it off.’
  • ‘We walked the pizza off across the Brooklyn Bridge back to Manhattan and took a quick shufty round before heading back to the hotel.’
  • ‘We went to Covent Garden to try to walk the sickness off.’
  • ‘I'm not going to lie to you: this isn't the world's healthiest recipe. But you can walk it off so indulge!’
  • ‘And don't worry about being too full after a night on the town; there's bound to be a hill on the way home where you can walk it off.’
  • ‘After all that, walk it off with a stroll through the quaint old Tivoli gardens, one of Europe's original amusement parks.’