Base jump

/bˈeɪs dʒˈʌmp/

[noun]

Base jump

[NOUN]

a type of sport involving jumping from a fixed object such as a cliff with a parachute

Examples

1. Base jumping websites even admit it's dangerous.

2. It would be the most boring base jump in the world.

3. Rozov held the world record for highest base jump in a wingsuit, that was for jumping from a 23,688-foot peak in Tibet, which is north of Mount Everest.

4. And I promised those guys I wouldn't tell people exactly where it's at, because this is one of the most dangerous base jumps in North America.

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