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skydive

n. An instance of skydiving. vb. (context intransitive English) To be in freefall after jumping from an aircraft and landing safely by deploying a parachute.

WordNet
skydive
  1. v. jump from an airplane and perform various maneuvers before opening one's parachute [syn: sky dive]

  2. [also: skydove]

Wikipedia
Skydive (Transformers)

Skydive was the name of five fictional characters in the Transformers series.

Skydive (disambiguation)

To skydive is to jump from an aircraft with a parachute, as a sport.

Skydive may also refer to:

  • "Skydive" (song), 2014 single by Chuckie featuring Maiday
  • Skydive (Transformers), a fictional character from the Transformers series
  • Skydive (G.I. Joe), a fictional character in the G.I. Joe universe
  • Skydive!, a 1996 young-adults novel by Gary Paulsen

Airports

  • Skydive Houston Airport
  • Skydive Oregon Airport

Usage examples of "skydive".

Joel shared his hopes of taking up skydiving so he could make a living chronicling parachutists as they made their thrilling descents.

She slept soundly, and the smell of wood was the only reason that she dreamed of navy sweaters dusted with sawdust, and skydive masters who cushioned her fall.

The tandem skydiving firm doubled as a flying school, and over to the left, in front of the ancient oaks just beyond the boundary, was a runway with a fluttering windsock and some decrepit Nissen huts.

Each photo, however, is pre-selected to convey a different aspect of the PUA's personality, such as images of the PUA with beautiful women, with children, with pets, with celebrities, goofing off with friends, and doing something active like roller-blading or skydiving.

Panesa had interviewed women who lovingly seasoned home cooking with arsenic, and he had covered car wrecks, plane crashes, train derailments, skydiving gone bad, scuba diving gone worse, bungee jumping by drunks who forgot the cord, and fires, and drownings.

All the bright young men of Madison Avenue searched for some facsimile of danger, some black root which might crack the foundation of their basic Episcopalianism, and we looked to the milder psychedelics, the study of karate, the weekend skydiving club, the sports-car rally.

Because of mutual interests in extreme skiing, skydiving, hard-boiled detective fiction, competitive rodeo bronc-busting, ghosts and poltergeists, big-band music, wilderness-survival techniques, and the art of scrimshaw among many other things, the twins are fascinating conversationalists, as much fun to listen to as they are to look at.

A young man identified as Eduardo Santiago was holding a huge gold nugget that he claimed his brother had found in a redwood tree the day he'd been involved in a skydiving accident in the California mountains.

Mike is an active outdoorsman who likes to swim, bike, hike, rock climb, fish, hunt, paint, build boats and gliders, go whitewater rafting, bungee jumping, mountain cycling, scuba diving, and skydiving, and he’s a three-time champion of the Mesick Triathlon and the Burton Toughman Contest.

We prove ourselves, our manhood, in other ways, in making money, in skydiving, in hunting mountain lions with bow and arrow, in acquiring power of one kind or another.

They were using black steerable rectangular ramjet parachutes but had skydived for most of the distance, reaching forward speeds of up to 150 miles per hour and navigating with the aid of night-vision goggles by comparing the terrain with the map they had studied and the video made by a Ranger reconnaissance plane the night before.

Nearly everything that was fun, of course, was also a little dangerous: riding roller coasters, skydiving, gambling, sex.

He gripped the chest strap of his seat belt as if he were holding the rip cord of a parachute during a skydive.

Their gazes locked, and Blue felt himself drop into a wild free-fall of sexual energy that rivaled his most intense skydiving jumps.

He knew how to scuba dive and skydive and move through the center of an enemy compound without being seen.