n. 1 a long walk usually for exercise or pleasure; 2 an increase in cost; v. 1 walk a long way; 2 increase
We went on a hike up the mountain.
We went on a hike up the mountain.
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Is Toby properly prepared for the hard,long hike that he undertakes?
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The long hike will tire him. OR The car ran over a nail and has a flat tire.
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How many miles can a Wolverine hike per day?
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The dense undergrowth slowed our hike.
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Why did Jesse, Daisy, and Uncle Joe go for a hike on High Peak?
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Our hike made us so hungry we devoured our lunch.
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The heat is enervating and we might not finish the hike.
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On the hike who was the first to see a bear?
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Who did the princess go on a hike with?
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My friend Rosa is very smart. OR I want to hike the Rosa mountain.
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We wore boots to hike through the boggiest part of the trail.
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Mr. Owl want the students to bring back something from the nature hike to school, except?
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The long hike will fag you out. OR Please fag the end of the rope.
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The soldiers went back to their barracks after their hike.
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long walk; backpack; stroll
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