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Acrobatics

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Acrobatics

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trapeze
tra
peze
Noun

a horizontal bar suspended by ropes or cables, used by acrobats for performing aerial maneuvers and swings

The acrobat gracefully swung from one end of the trapeze to the other, thrilling the audience with their daring stunts.

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corde lisse
Noun

a vertical hanging rope used in circus aerial performances for acrobatics, spins, and poses

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cloud swing
Noun

a horizontal bar suspended by ropes or straps used for acrobatics and spins in aerial performances

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tightrope walking
Noun

type of performing art where an individual walks along a thin, suspended wire or rope, typically high above the ground, and usually involves acrobatic or balancing skills

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slack
li
ning
Noun

balance sport where a flexible line is tensioned between two anchor points, and the participant walks, balances, or performs tricks on the line

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contortion
con
tor
tion
Noun

the act of twisting and bending the body into unusual positions, often performed by acrobats or contortionists

The contortion performed by the artist left the audience in awe of the human body's flexibility.

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Cyr wheel
Noun

a circular acrobatic apparatus used in circus arts where the performer spins and manipulates the wheel while performing acrobatic movements and poses

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tee
ter
board
Noun

a playground equipment with a narrow plank balanced on a central pivot, allowing users to rock back and forth

The children enjoyed playing on the teeterboard at the park, giggling as they rocked up and down.

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human pyramid
Noun

a formation where individuals stack on top of each other to create a pyramid-like structure, commonly used in acrobatics, cheerleading, or team-based activities

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hand to hand acrobatics
Noun

a form of acrobatics where performers engage in acrobatic movements and poses using their hands to support or balance each other

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aerial silk
Noun

acrobatics using suspended fabric for captivating performances

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aerial hoop
Noun

an acrobatic apparatus consisting of a circular steel hoop suspended from above, used for performing dynamic and artistic aerial routines

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hoop
hoop
Noun

(in basketball) the metal rim attached to a backboard through which a player attempts to throw the ball in order to score points

The player aimed carefully at the hoop before making his shot.

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ac
ro
ba
lance
Noun

an acrobatic art form showcasing body balancing and teamwork

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Russian bar
Noun

an acrobatic apparatus for high-flying flips, twists, and tricks performed with a flexible bar, showcasing strength and coordination

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pole dance
Noun

a type of dance that involves performing acrobatic and artistic movements on a vertical pole, often associated with fitness, athleticism, and creativity

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Russian swing
Noun

an acrobatic apparatus for aerial maneuvers showcasing athleticism and skill

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wheel of death
Noun

an acrobatic apparatus with a rotating wheel, showcasing daring feats of balance and agility

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flying trapeze
Noun

an acrobatic act with daring swings, flips, and catches, showcasing athleticism and skill in mid-air

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ris
ley
Noun

an acrobatic foot juggling act showcasing coordination and dexterity with objects using the feet

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