high-wire walker

A form of highwire walker — An acrobat who performs tightrope walking on a wire which is at an especially high elevation above the ground, usually with the aid of a pole for balance.

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Meanings

nounhigh-wire walker (plural high-wire walkers)

plural high-wire walkers

  1. alternativeAlternative form of highwire walker.
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