highline
/ˈhaɪlaɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A type of aerial rope course or a long, thin line or wire suspended high above the ground, typically used for recreation or as a traverse in climbing.
“She decided to try the highline at the adventure park, but her fear of heights made it difficult.”
2. verb
To suspend or place something at a high elevation, especially for recreation or as a traverse in climbing.
“The park rangers were highlining a new route through the canyon walls.”
3. proper noun
A specific highline or aerial rope course, often named after its location.
“The High Line in New York City is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike.”