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to unicycle

to unicycle

1 7.4
To ride a vehicle with one wheel by using pedals and keeping balance
  • verb
  • /ˈjuːnaɪˌsaɪkəl/
translation icon : montar en monociclo
  • 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.

Examples

  • He decided to unicycle in the local competition to showcase his skills.

  • The one that comes to mind is trying to unicycle over a balance beam over hot coals in India.

  • And I compare it to learning how to juggle while you're riding on a unicycle on a tightrope.

  • And I compare it to learning how to juggle while you're riding on a unicycle on a tightrope.

  • She learned how to unicycle in the park for exercise and fun.

Synonyms

to wheel
vsto unicycle
70 2.0

To push something on its round turning parts or to ride in a vehicle that has them

is the narrower act of riding a vehicle with only one rolling part for sport

How Difficult

to juggle
15 3.6
to unicycle
1 7.4
to bicycle
2 1.0

Surface Forms

unicycle infinitive
unicycled past
unicycled past participle
unicycling present participle
unicycles third person singular

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.