different between walke vs walkie

English

walke (third-person singular simple present walkes, present participle walking, simple past and past participle walked)

walk +? -ie

walkie (plural walkies)

A walkie-talkie.
A pallet truck, beside which the operator must walk.
(usually in the plural) An outing for a dog; the taking of a dog for a walk.
- 2013, Michele Hanson, Absolutely Barking, Simon and Schuster, page ?:
  Most dog walkers have a routine of sorts, so they take their dog for a walkie at a particular time of day.
- 2018, September 24, Samantha Wilson, “Ariana Grande Posts Adorable Video With Mac Miller’s Dog Myron — Taking Care Of Him After Ex’s Death?”, HollywoodLife.com:
  She shared a particularly adorable video captioned, “all the kisses. happy fall.”, that shows Myron wriggling around on the couch during an after-walkie snuggling session.

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