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Definition of bungee in English: bungee(also bungee cord, bungee rope) nounˈbʌndʒiˈbəndʒi A long nylon-cased rubber band used for securing luggage and in bungee jumping. Example sentencesExamples - The best way to do that is jumping off a 70-foot platform while strapped to a giant bungee cord.
- Most of us have seen pictures of people who jump from high bridges tied to a bungee cord that allows them to plummet and then bob up and down like a yo-yo.
- What we will do with baby parakeets I'm not sure, but with help from a saw, some string, and a bungee cord, the nesting box is now in place.
- Tomlinson is hopping over cones for a few minutes, then running while attached to a bungee cord to help activate fast-twitch muscles.
- In another event held over the weekend, crowds of people gathered at the Half Moon pub at Strensall to watch brave souls attached to a bungee rope jump 150 ft from a crane for charity.
- They stood on opposite sides of the van and began to secure the mattress to the roof with a bungee cord.
- The bungee cord is then attached to the participant and the cord is stretched to five times its original length.
- I'd not been warned about the bungee cord dangling from the luggage rack, which swiftly entangled itself in the gears, getting me as greasy-fingered fixing it as I would have been refitting the chain on my old rattler.
- Strap a bungee cord to my ankle and leap face-first into a pool of asphalt?
- Most of the first volume is devoted to this contest, and it's hopefully not giving too much away to note that our heroine does best Hayama after several comic failed attempts (the best involves a bungee cord in the school gym).
- An indispensable braid of live rubber with clips at both ends: it's a bungee, tourniquet, lanyard, clothesline, gear strap, and 52 other things.
- Also, my car was so old the bumper was tied on with a bungee cord.
- While some people may enjoy an adrenaline rush leaping off high bridges attached to a bungee cord, abseiling down a rocky cliff will probably have supporters among those who prefer the slower but more adventurous route to the bottom.
- He walks laterally, legs straining outward against a bungee cord around his feet, bent at the waist, hands spread wide.
- A bungee retracts, while a knot on a cord through the hole limits the amount the button can be pulled out (and this bears the load when the wing is being pulled down).
- Curtis Rivers climbed to 15,200 ft in a hot air balloon before leaping from the basket attached to a 35 ft bungee cord.
- They reached the truck and Blair climbed in, stuffing his bag on the floor while Jim set the case in the back and secured it with a bungee cord.
- A good exercise for beginners to simulate the pole vault is to, while on the trampoline, land on your back, shoot up into the air feet first and try and clear a bungee rope being held in the air next to you.
- And if anyone wanted a little extra excitement then the Tralee Chamber had an inflatable bungee, twister and jousting games for the patrons to enjoy.
- ‘The Stunts of Tomb Raider’ takes a look at the stunts utilized in the film, including the bungee cord sequence and the pendulum column Lara rides in the film.
verbˈbʌndʒiˈbəndʒi [no object]Perform a bungee jump. he bungeed 111 metres from the bridge over the Victoria Falls Example sentencesExamples - And while there are fine skiing destinations close to Queenstown, the town itself has a party-on-down atmosphere and is more somewhere to bungee till you drop.
- I've bungied (bungeed?) before, but not off the harbour bridge and that's reason enough to do it again.
- That sound you heard was Mike ‘That Toddlin' Town’ Wilbon bungeeing off the Sears Tower.
- When Andy (Tom Everett Scott) saves the life of the beautiful Serafine by bungeeing off the Eiffel Tower as she throws herself to her hopeful death, he unwittingly gets himself caught up in the whole werewolf mystique.
- So they've got to climb back up to bungee - it was like, OK.
- Despite my fear, I have jumped out of planes, bungeed over gambling towns, scaled buildings without ropes, and abseiled from the odd mountain here and there.
- The centrepiece turns out to be Cruise bungeeing down a vent shaft in a retread of the first film's best scene.
- Mandy fires the grappling hook onto a guardrail and bungees down into space, the cable holding her as she lowers herself to the fifth floor.
- But, try to get him to base jump after you're done bungeeing, well, then you're just being a bitch.
- Between the mechanical bull riders and the buck naked girls bungeeing through the hot summer air like Tomb Raider's Lara Croft, it may have been hard for some to pull themselves away from the dark carnival sideshow attractions.
Origin 1930s (denoting an elasticated cord for launching a glider): of unknown origin. A bungee was originally a rubber or eraser, although why has yet to be discovered. In the 1930s the word came to mean an elasticated cord for launching a glider, and by the 1960s the bungee or bungee cord, with a hook at each end, was used for securing articles. By the late 1970s a similar band allowed the development of bungee jumping, the sport of jumping from a high place secured by a band round the ankles.
Rhymes grungy, gungy, scungy, spongy Definition of bungee in US English: bungee(also bungee cord, bungee rope) nounˈbəndʒiˈbənjē A long nylon-cased rubber band used for securing luggage and in bungee jumping. Example sentencesExamples - Strap a bungee cord to my ankle and leap face-first into a pool of asphalt?
- Most of the first volume is devoted to this contest, and it's hopefully not giving too much away to note that our heroine does best Hayama after several comic failed attempts (the best involves a bungee cord in the school gym).
- What we will do with baby parakeets I'm not sure, but with help from a saw, some string, and a bungee cord, the nesting box is now in place.
- And if anyone wanted a little extra excitement then the Tralee Chamber had an inflatable bungee, twister and jousting games for the patrons to enjoy.
- ‘The Stunts of Tomb Raider’ takes a look at the stunts utilized in the film, including the bungee cord sequence and the pendulum column Lara rides in the film.
- Most of us have seen pictures of people who jump from high bridges tied to a bungee cord that allows them to plummet and then bob up and down like a yo-yo.
- Curtis Rivers climbed to 15,200 ft in a hot air balloon before leaping from the basket attached to a 35 ft bungee cord.
- The bungee cord is then attached to the participant and the cord is stretched to five times its original length.
- They stood on opposite sides of the van and began to secure the mattress to the roof with a bungee cord.
- A good exercise for beginners to simulate the pole vault is to, while on the trampoline, land on your back, shoot up into the air feet first and try and clear a bungee rope being held in the air next to you.
- A bungee retracts, while a knot on a cord through the hole limits the amount the button can be pulled out (and this bears the load when the wing is being pulled down).
- The best way to do that is jumping off a 70-foot platform while strapped to a giant bungee cord.
- While some people may enjoy an adrenaline rush leaping off high bridges attached to a bungee cord, abseiling down a rocky cliff will probably have supporters among those who prefer the slower but more adventurous route to the bottom.
- He walks laterally, legs straining outward against a bungee cord around his feet, bent at the waist, hands spread wide.
- Also, my car was so old the bumper was tied on with a bungee cord.
- Tomlinson is hopping over cones for a few minutes, then running while attached to a bungee cord to help activate fast-twitch muscles.
- I'd not been warned about the bungee cord dangling from the luggage rack, which swiftly entangled itself in the gears, getting me as greasy-fingered fixing it as I would have been refitting the chain on my old rattler.
- An indispensable braid of live rubber with clips at both ends: it's a bungee, tourniquet, lanyard, clothesline, gear strap, and 52 other things.
- In another event held over the weekend, crowds of people gathered at the Half Moon pub at Strensall to watch brave souls attached to a bungee rope jump 150 ft from a crane for charity.
- They reached the truck and Blair climbed in, stuffing his bag on the floor while Jim set the case in the back and secured it with a bungee cord.
verbˈbəndʒiˈbənjē [no object]Perform a bungee jump. he bungeed 111 meters from the bridge over the Victoria Falls Example sentencesExamples - Between the mechanical bull riders and the buck naked girls bungeeing through the hot summer air like Tomb Raider's Lara Croft, it may have been hard for some to pull themselves away from the dark carnival sideshow attractions.
- The centrepiece turns out to be Cruise bungeeing down a vent shaft in a retread of the first film's best scene.
- Despite my fear, I have jumped out of planes, bungeed over gambling towns, scaled buildings without ropes, and abseiled from the odd mountain here and there.
- That sound you heard was Mike ‘That Toddlin' Town’ Wilbon bungeeing off the Sears Tower.
- Mandy fires the grappling hook onto a guardrail and bungees down into space, the cable holding her as she lowers herself to the fifth floor.
- And while there are fine skiing destinations close to Queenstown, the town itself has a party-on-down atmosphere and is more somewhere to bungee till you drop.
- So they've got to climb back up to bungee - it was like, OK.
- When Andy (Tom Everett Scott) saves the life of the beautiful Serafine by bungeeing off the Eiffel Tower as she throws herself to her hopeful death, he unwittingly gets himself caught up in the whole werewolf mystique.
- I've bungied (bungeed?) before, but not off the harbour bridge and that's reason enough to do it again.
- But, try to get him to base jump after you're done bungeeing, well, then you're just being a bitch.
Origin 1930s (denoting an elasticated cord for launching a glider): of unknown origin. |