Associations to the word «Trapeze»
Noun
- Circus
- Bunny
- Clown
- Swing
- Artiste
- Glenn
- Performer
- Airship
- Finder
- Hoop
- Rig
- Stunt
- Tight
- Rowley
- Hughes
- Sabbath
- Bassist
- Vaudeville
- Medusa
- Rope
- Galley
- Grayson
- Upside
- Biplane
- Mel
- Vocalist
- Tumbling
- Wire
- Hangar
- Burt
- Akron
- Apparatus
- Artist
- Mart
- Keyboardist
- Troupe
- Trick
- Flyer
- Parachute
- Hook
- Lancaster
- Diving
- Net
- Sabotage
- Leap
- Bar
- Cochrane
- Hang
- Sue
- Strap
- Silk
- Bunker
- Harness
- Skipper
- Airplane
- Hay
- Freak
- Dreams
- Routine
- Launching
- Drummer
- Sail
- Feat
- Barn
- Catcher
- Curtis
- Hull
- Holland
- Fuselage
- Parasite
- Act
- Dancer
- Costume
- Duo
- Tent
- Keeper
Adjective
Wiktionary
TRAPEZE, noun. (archaic) A trapezium.
TRAPEZE, noun. A swinging horizontal bar, suspended at each end by a rope; — used by gymnasts.
TRAPEZE, verb. To swing on a trapeze
TRAPEZE ARTIST, noun. A gymnast who performs on a trapeze.
TRAPEZE ARTISTS, noun. Plural of trapeze artist
TRAPEZE DRESS, noun. A woman's dress with a trapezoid shape, widening towards the waist and legs.
TRAPEZE DRESSES, noun. Plural of trapeze dress
Dictionary definition
TRAPEZE, noun. A swing used by circus acrobats.
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