funambulist
41acrobat — n. Rope dancer, funambulist, highvaulter, lofty tumbler, flying trapezist, aerial athlete, equilibrist, aerosaltant …
42rope-dancer — n. Acrobate, funambulist …
43acrobat — n 1. gymnast, tumbler, somersaulter, high vaulter; circus performer or artist; tight rope walker, ropewalker, ropedancer, high wire artist, slack rope artist, funambulist, equilibrist, balancer; trapeze artist, man on the flying trapeze,… …
44aerialist — n trapeze artist, man on the flying trapeze, aerial gymnast or artist or performer; tight rope walker, ropewalker, ropedancer, high wire artist, slack rope artist, funambulist, equilibrist, balancer; acrobat, gymnast, tumbler, somersaulter, high… …
45contortionist — n acrobat, gymnast, tumbler, exerciser; trapeze artist, trapezist, equilibrist, tightrope walker, ropedancer, funambulist …
46equilibrist — n tightrope walker, ropewalker, rope dancer, high wire artist or performer, slack rope artist or performer, Circus Sl. ballet broad; funambulist, balancer; aerialist, aerial gymnast or artist or performer; circus performer, Sl. kinker …
47acrobat — [n] performer who does tricks, physical feats aerialist, artist, athlete, balancer, clown, contortionist, dancer, funambulist, gymnast, performer, stunt person, trapezist, tumbler; concept 352 Ant. clod …
48funambulism — noun walking on a tightrope or slack rope • Syn: ↑tightrope walking • Derivationally related forms: ↑funambulist • Hypernyms: ↑sport, ↑athletics …
49tightrope walking — noun walking on a tightrope or slack rope • Syn: ↑funambulism • Derivationally related forms: ↑funambulist (for: ↑funambulism) • Hypernyms: ↑sport, ↑athletics …
50funambulation — (ˌ)fyüˌnambyəˈlāshən noun ( s) Etymology: probably from funambulator, after such pairs as English perambulator: perambulation : ropedancing * * * fūnambūlāˈtion noun • • • Main Entry: ↑funambulist …
