walking without rest; walking continuously
Describes walking for a long time without a break, often implying exhaustion or endurance. Commonly used with verbs like 歩く or 続ける.
I've been walking nonstop since morning, and my legs are like lead.
The tourists were walking continuously all day.
Compound of 歩き (the continuative form of 歩く 'to walk') and 詰め (from 詰める 'to pack, to keep doing'), literally 'walking packed' or 'walking without a break'.