equilibrist
11Equilibrist — E|qui|li|brịst auch: E|qui|lib|rịst 〈m.; Gen.: en, Pl.: en〉 = Äquilibrist …
12equilibrist — e·quil·i·brist || iË kwɪlɪbrɪst n. person who can perform balancing in unusual positions; tight rope walker …
13equilibrist — [ɪ kwɪlɪˌbrɪst, i: kwɪlɪ , ɛk wɪ ] noun dated an acrobat, especially a tightrope walker. Origin C18: from equilibrium + ist …
14equilibrist — n. Rope walker, balance. See acrobat …
15equilibrist — n tightrope walker, ropewalker, rope dancer, high wire artist or performer, slack rope artist or performer, Circus Sl. ballet broad; funambulist, balancer; aerialist, aerial gymnast or artist or performer; circus performer, Sl. kinker …
16equilibrist — equi·lib·rist …
17equilibrist — e•quil•i•brist [[t]ɪˈkwɪl ə brɪst, ˌi kwəˈlɪb rɪst, ˌɛk wə [/t]] n. sbz a performer skilled at feats of balancing, as a tightrope walker • Etymology: 1750–60; < F e•quil i•bris′tic, adj …
18equilibrist — /əˈkwɪləbrəst/ (say uh kwiluhbruhst), /i / (say ee ) noun someone who practises balancing in unnatural positions and hazardous movements, as a rope dancer. {equilibr(ium) + ist} –equilibristic /əkwɪləˈbrɪstɪk/ (say uhkwiluh bristik), /i / (say ee …
19equilibrist — n. person who performs feats of balancing, tight rope walker …
20Equilibrist — Equi|li|b|rịst usw. vgl. Äquilibrist usw …