Walk-in ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Walk-in ( adjective )

1. Requiring no appointment or reservation.
2. Available to be used without an appointment or reservation.

Origin:

Compound of walk and in.

Examples:

1. The clinic has walk-in hours for patients.
2. The store has a walk-in service for customers.
3. The restaurant has walk-in seating available.
4. The park has a walk-in camping area.
5. The spa offers walk-in services for clients.

(As a noun)

Walk-in ( noun )

1. Requiring no appointment or reservation.
2. Available to be used without an appointment or reservation.

Origin:

Compound of walk and in.

Examples:

1. The clinic has walk-in hours for patients.
2. The store has a walk-in service for customers.
3. The restaurant has walk-in seating available.
4. The park has a walk-in camping area.
5. The spa offers walk-in services for clients.