walk-on role

noun
UK /ˈwɔːk ɒn rəʊl/
US /ˈwɔːk ɑːn roʊl/

A small part in a play or movie with no lines to say.

She was excited to get a walk-on role in the school play.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A tiny job or position with little importance.

He took a walk-on role in the project just to help out.

3. A brief appearance by a famous person in a film.

The director gave the singer a walk-on role in the movie.

4. A chance to join a team or group without being chosen first.

The coach offered him a walk-on role on the squad.