Tom-walkers
n.pl.— «Kenneth klops around on stilts, or some people still call them Tom-walkers.» —Daily Times-News (Burlington, N.C.) Apr. 19, 1974. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Tom-walkers
n.pl.— «Kenneth klops around on stilts, or some people still call them Tom-walkers.» —Daily Times-News (Burlington, N.C.) Apr. 19, 1974. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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