skydive
[ skahy-dahyv ]
verb (used without object),sky·dived or sky·dove; sky·dived; sky·div·ing.
to engage in skydiving.
Origin of skydive
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How to use skydive in a sentence
This risk is like skydiving an average of one-and-a-half times every day.
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British Dictionary definitions for skydive
skydive
/ (ˈskaɪˌdaɪv) /
verb-dives, -diving or -dived or US -dove or -dived
(intr) to take part in skydiving
Derived forms of skydive
- skydiver, noun
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