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farewellwalk

/ˌfeəˈwɛlˈwɔːk/verbVerified New

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Also in: Abschiedshofgang (Deutsch) · despedipaseo (Español) · adieumarche (Français)

To accompany guests down the drive, past the gate, and halfway to their car, three times.

To farewellwalk is to extend the goodbye by geography, one lap at a time. The walk collects the last topics and delivers the last laughs. Its final lap is conducted with coats, at a slower pace, and it ends at the car with both parties waving, twice, from increasing distances.

Etym. — farewell + walk — the goodbye conducted on foot.

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Coined by an anonymous contributor · AI-assisted · first submitted 2026-11-14 · published 2026-11-14

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