dismount
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5.2
- noun
- /dɪsˈmaʊnt/
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- 3) Platinum bars - The gymnast is required to do a dismount.
- a perfect dismount
- a nice dismount
- a double dismount
We're driving nods so driving down these roads till we get to our dismount.
- We're driving nods so driving down these roads till we get to our dismount.
Examples
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So, you know, all you have to do is a double Pike dismount and you don't have to twist.
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What a dismount.
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Man, the performance was great, but, the dismount and landing was terrible.
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And now for the final dismount.
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Must have been the dismount.
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Yes, he nailed the dismount!
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Some dismounts require that the gymnast be blind to the ground upon landing.
Blog text (2) -
That's an illegal dismount.
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Bruce comes out to greet Gordon. Dick, slightly awestruck, dismounts and wanders into the house.
Fiction book (1995) -
After the horse stopped, the rider made a smooth dismount onto the ground.
Synonyms
1
6.5
To leave a ship, plane, or vehicle at the end of a journey
1
7.4
A time when passengers and crew get off a ship, plane, or vehicle
Surface Forms
Etymology
Dismount comes from the parts dis- 'away' and mount 'to get on', so a dismount is simply the act of getting off a horse, bike, or similar vehicle.