adjective
definition
Of or pertaining to an acrobat.
definition
Vigorously active
Examples of acrobatic in a Sentence
Fred Vokes was a man of real inventiveness as well as rare acrobatic skill.
Laura is very ladylike and elegant, but also very acrobatic and agile.
A lot depends on your acrobatic and puzzle-solving skills.
In addition he is a master horseman, extremely fit, and very acrobatic.
Borrowing from different types of dance, martial arts and acrobatic displays are all ways to insert new themes into competitive cheerleading.
Some perform acrobatic stunts and dances while others are more comical in nature.
While many other guitarists in the late 1980s displayed more dramatic, acrobatic guitar chops, what set Guns N Roses apart (and what led to their selling millions and millions of records) was their songwriting.
Or take in the acrobatic thrills, music and dancing of Kinetix.
Using acrobatic fighting moves in the side-scrolling environment, players work their way to the final confrontation.
While his jumping skills in early games were confined to one height, Mario's 3D adventures introduced many new leaps and acrobatic combinations that earn him his fame for flying into the air.
Using acrobatic ninja-like moves, the Prince cartwheels, kicks, wields dual weapons, launches from walls and runs over top enemies in a truly cinematic (and Matrix-esque) style that will have your eyes bugged out for half the game.
You can do acrobatic tricks with your plane for bonus points, and find all the checkpoint rings.
Feel free to pit the acrobatic Rey Mysterio against the powerhouse known as Batista to see who will rise to the top of the ranks and capture the championship.
By the time cheerleading hits the college circuit, it has transformed into something devilishly acrobatic.
The Denver Nuggets cheerleading routines were intense and full of tumbling, stunting and acrobatic moves.
In addition to marching bands and music performances, many bands also have a drill or majorette team that offers entertainment in the form of baton twirling and acrobatic or gymnastic routines.
Rambert sets out to resist the standards of classical ballet and the result is dance of breathtaking athleticism, sometimes acrobatic and always inspiring.
Kicking the Moon draws the audience into their bizarre and quirky world, where impressive acrobatic and juggling skills become almost incidental.
Spider-Man beauty Kirsten Dunst seems to be making a habit of her acrobatic smooches with leading man Tobey Maguire.
At that time, the Muscle Pass was transformed from an acrobatic stunt to an element of real magic.
They look like huge human pyramids formed by acrobatic troupes dressed in carnival costumes.
The chief work done in instrumentation in the 17th century is undoubtedly that of the Italian writers for the violin, who developed the technique of that instrument until it proved not only more resourceful but more artistically organized than that ' of the solo voice, which by the time of Handel had become little better than an acrobatic monstrosity.
Of games the young Moors play a great number; the principal one is a kind of football, more like that of Siam and Burma than that of England; wrestling and fencing are popular, but the chief amusement of the adult Moors is the "powder-play" (la ` ab el bariid), which consists of a type of military tournament, the horsemen going through lance and musket exercises or charging in review fashion, firing volleys as they gallop. Other recreations much in favour throughout Morocco are music, singing, jugglery, snake-charming and acrobatic performances.
She spoke of the intimate details of their acrobatic sexual antics including the wild consummation of their formerly unspoken desires.
In addition, the company has openings for singers and comedians, and individuals with acrobatic, stunt, and acting skills.
Using realistic physics, the acrobatic prince will climb walls, run up ledges, swing from ropes and poles and wield dual weapons to defeat the monsters created by the Sands of Time.