bungee
/ˈbʌndʒi/Definitions
1. noun
a person who jumps from a high place, usually a bridge, tied to a bungee cord that stretches and then recoils, causing the person to bounce back up.
“The bungee jumped from the 300-foot bridge and survived the fall.”
2. verb
to jump from a high place, usually a bridge, tied to a bungee cord that stretches and then recoils, causing the person to bounce back up.
“She decided to bungee from the bridge to experience the thrill of the jump.”
3. noun
a type of elastic cord or rope used for bungee jumping or for securing loads.
“The bungee cord snapped under the weight of the heavy object.”