German conductor (1876-1962)
"The orchestra paid tribute to Walter, the renowned German conductor who led them from 1876 until his passing in 1962."
To roll or wallow; to welter.
"The pig waltzed through the mud, leaving a trail of wet prints behind it."
In plain English: To walter means to manage, control, or handle something carefully and skillfully.
"The old walleye eye waltered with age before finally closing forever."
A male given name from the Germanic languages.
"Walter is a popular male given name in many English-speaking countries due to its Germanic origins."
The name Walter is of Germanic origin, combining the roots for "ruler" and "host." It entered Middle English from Northern French as a personal name meaning one who leads an army or commands a host.