funambulist

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  1. noun One who performs on a tightrope or a slack rope.

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  1. From Latin fūnambulus : fūnis, rope + ambulāre, to walk; see ambhi in Indo-European roots.

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  1. from Latin funambulus, a rope-dancer, + - ist.
 

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/fjuˈnæmbjulɪst/
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