skydive

IPA: skˈaɪdaɪv

(intransitive) To be in freefall after jumping from an aircraft and landing safely by deploying a parachute.

Examples of "skydive" in Sentences

Skydive operations on the field.
Autumn had to prove she was of legal age to skydive.
The skydive, which is being sponsored by energy drink manufacturer
I have always wanted to skydive and I finally got to make it happen.
The skydivers exited the large freight door at the rear of the aircraft.
A skydiver is a person who engages in the sport of skydiving, i.e. parachuting.
It was a tandem skydive, meaning that I was jumping with a qualified diver strapped to my back.
The skydive was a Christmas gift from Pharr's girlfriend, who he said is now having regrets about it.
List items range from "skydive" to "build a house," and as promised, it's all about the pro-social content.
A retired French army colonel is aiming to take a stratospheric leap into the record books by completing a 1000mph (1,600km/h) skydive from the edge of space in Canada next month.
The whole thing was over before you could say 'skydive' - and memories are pretty vague due to all the adrenalin etc - sensory overload apparently according to the girl who briefed us.
"In order for people to sponsor you, you need to do something exciting or perhaps a little bit dangerous, a skydive was the perfect choice and people were willing to sponsor me for that.
By yourself, which means hours and hours and hours of training and tests, or you can do a tandem skydive where you are attached to a professional skydiver who knows the ropes — you hope — especially the rope also known as The Ripcord.