1. a journey on foot by an Australian Aboriginal person to live in the traditional manner in the bush
Usage: Australian Aboriginal culture
2. an informal walk among a crowd by a public figure, especially a member of the royal family
Usage: British
3. a period of wandering or traveling, especially on foot
Usage: informal

Examples

• The young Aboriginal man went on walkabout to connect with his ancestral traditions.
• The prince did a walkabout through the town square, greeting well-wishers.
• After college graduation, she decided to go on walkabout across Europe.
• The politician’s walkabout at the festival helped her connect with voters.
• He took an extended walkabout through the Australian outback.
• The queen’s walkabout drew hundreds of excited onlookers.
• Sometimes you need to go on walkabout to find yourself.