to unicycle
- verb
- /ˈjuːnaɪˌsaɪkəl/
- After weeks of practice, she can now confidently unicycle around the neighborhood.
The one that comes to mind is trying to unicycle over a balance beam over hot coals in India.
- The one that comes to mind is trying to unicycle over a balance beam over hot coals in India.
Examples
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He decided to unicycle in the local competition to showcase his skills.
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The one that comes to mind is trying to unicycle over a balance beam over hot coals in India.
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And I compare it to learning how to juggle while you're riding on a unicycle on a tightrope.
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And I compare it to learning how to juggle while you're riding on a unicycle on a tightrope.
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She learned how to unicycle in the park for exercise and fun.
Synonyms
To push something on its round turning parts or to ride in a vehicle that has them
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Etymology
Unicycle as a verb means 'to ride a unicycle' and comes from uni- 'one' plus cycle 'wheel', just like the cycle in bicycle. That's why to unicycle is to move by balancing on a single wheel.