Word Type

Verb

Noun

Intj

The word "hike" can be used as verb, noun and intj.

Word Relationships

Derived Terms

dayhike hike out hike the Appalachian Trail hike up hikeable hikeathon hiker hiking hitch-hike outhike tax hike thru-hike unhiked water hike

Etymologically Related To

hick hitch hyke

Context

american football nautical sport

First Subevents

find trail to hike on make sure bring enough water pack rucksack pick path put on hiking shoes put on hiking shorts start walking stretch take step forward

Last Subevents

return home take off shoes

Prerequisites

bring companion buy hiking boots call girlfriend cover ankles to avoid tics find mountain find trail follow trail unpaved fuke get laid get new shoes broken in go outdoors go to country go to hiking area go to hiking trail go to mountain go to mountains go to park go to southern utah go to trail go to utah have time locate hiking trail put on good hiking boots put on hiking boots select route on map walk quickly walking shoes wear heavy shoes wear hiking boots

Subevents

bring water burn calories carry backpack climbing hill feet get sore find place to go hiking get tired get wet getting lost increased respiration and dehydration might get hurt might get tired muscles get sore path becomes worn pick berries put on hiking shoes see beautiful views see flowers seeing bear seeing nature sprain ankle sweat sweating twisting ankle walk wear walking shoes

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

bring up elevate get up increase increment lift raise walk walk

Type Of (IsA)

walk

Manner Of

raise walk

Motivated By Goal

climb hill close to nature enjoy nature excercise exercise exercise dog exercise with dog form of exercise fresh air fun get outdoors away from civilization get somewhere go out like to exercise outdoors love nature of scenery see beautiful things sore feet suffer view of nature walk

Related Terms

backpack hitchhike hitchhiker take a hike

Related Terms

counterbalance hitchhike hitchhiker musher snap take hike windward

Synonym Network

lean out raise rise tramp

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.