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skydive

American  
[skahy-dahyv] / ˈskaɪˌdaɪv /

verb (used without object)

skydived, skydove, skydived, skydiving
  1. to engage in skydiving.


Etymology

Origin of skydive

First recorded in 1960–65; sky + dive

Example Sentences

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“How about we go skydiving and—” My phone buzzing in my pocket cuts me off.

From Literature

For as much as they have been "underwhelmed" by England's defeat, they have also embraced the country – Lisa has even done a skydive.

From BBC

Mr Fuller had recently written about his passion for teaching others how to skydive.

From BBC

A skydiving school finally came up with four civilian parachutes.

From Los Angeles Times

He said that they had met through a shared love of skydiving.

From BBC