1. zipline - Noun
2. zipline - Verb
A trip on a zipline.
A pulley suspended on a cable mounted on an incline, designed to enable a user to travel from one point to another by means of gravity.
Synonyms: aerial ropeslide, aerial runway, flying fox, Tyrolean runway, zip-wire
Coordinate term: Tyrolean traverse
zipline (third-person singular simple present ziplines, present participle ziplining, simple past and past participle ziplined)
To travel by zipline.
All summer long the Montana Snowbowl operates zipline tours that criss-cross the resort. Source: Internet
A small campground, a zipline, and a general store — that, as of less than a year ago, houses a tiny gambling operation with 75 slot machines — make up its entire recreational tourism operation. Source: Internet
Drop by a National Geographicsupported reforestation project, visit a sea turtle conservancy program, opt to zipline above the lush canopy, and soak in volcanic hot springs. Source: Internet
But things changed when they saw that I shared the same trepidation while climbing a 50-foot tree and flying through the air on a zipline; when I agreed to make a fool of myself in a game of Truth Or Dare; when I played surrogate parent to the homesick. Source: Internet
In addition to margaritas, the waterfront will include Paradise Beach, cabanas, a five-story video screen and a zipline that soars high above it all. Source: Internet
A seven-year-old girl was hurt after she fell from a zipline at an adventure park in Ahwatukee. Source: Internet