Acrobatic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACROBATIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• like an acrobat, agile
• performing, involving, or adept at spectacular gymnastic feats
• Pertaining to an acrobat.
• vigorously active
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that performs gymnastic feats requiring skillful control of the body

Words related to ACROBATIC

acrobat11 acrobatically22

Words that contain ACROBATIC

acrobatics16 acrobatically22

How to use ACROBATIC in a sentence

• Robinson saw that he had probably jumped to a conclusion, an acrobatic feat of reasoning which Furneaux had specifically warned him against.
• These acrobatic feats were even practised by women.
• Self-poise is an acrobatic feat, when a person, not loaded at the heels, undertakes trout-fishing from a birch.
• From the start, and especially during our journey through the forest, this pony, by his acrobatic performances and mishaps, has furnished much amusement for us all.
• We found him wedged between two trees, evidently enjoying a rest, which he sorely needed after his remarkable acrobatic feat of the morning.
• Walter Trumbull, however, on my return to-night, presented me with a sketch which he says is a faithful portrayal of both horse and rider in the acrobatic act.
• The younger one was smiling, looking at the wall, and as the captain reappeared upon it she almost clapped with enthusiasm as though applauding a dangerous acrobatic feat.
• Children under 16 may not be let out for acrobatic performances or any exhibition endangering life or morals.
• Children under 15 may not be let out for acrobatic or any immoral exhibition or to work in any place where liquor is sold.
• No child under 15 to engage in any acrobatic or theatrical public exhibition.
• No child under 16 may be employed in any acrobatic, mendicant, immoral, or dangerous occupation.
• No child under 14 may be employed in any mendicant or acrobatic occupation.
• No child under 16 may take part in any acrobatic or mendicant or dangerous or immoral occupation, nor shall any minor be given obscene literature to sell.
• No child under 16 may take part in any acrobatic, mendicant, or wandering occupation.
• No child under 14 shall engage in any acrobatic exhibition or in the selling of obscene literature.
• No child under 18 may engage in any acrobatic, immoral, or mendicant occupation.
• No child under 14 may be employed in any establishment or take part in any acrobatic, mendicant, dangerous, or immoral vocation.
• No child under 16 shall be employed in any acrobatic, mendicant, dangerous, or immoral occupation.
• No child under 14 shall be hired for any mendicant, acrobatic, dangerous, or immoral occupation.
• No child under 15 may be employed in any mendicant, acrobatic, immoral, or dangerous occupation, nor in any place where liquor is sold.
• Acrobatic, mendicant, dangerous, or immoral occupations forbidden to children under 14.
• Much refreshed, I rejoined the blacks, and, to their unbounded delight and amazement, entertained them for a few minutes with some of my acrobatic tricks and contortions.
• At such times I at once instituted sports, such as swimming matches, races on the beach, swings, and acrobatic performances on the horizontal bars.
• Their most noteworthy characteristic was their extreme childishness, which was especially displayed on those occasions when I gave an acrobatic performance.
• Before they knew it, the work was done, Father had come for the papers, and showed Sylvia one more twist in the acrobatic stunt they were learning together.
• The tiny, bluish face, completely framed in grotesque whiskers, enhanced the illusion of an acrobatic comedian.
• And how Maurice calls to her, and she performs an Acrobatic Feat.
• Nyland did not conclude his acrobatic performance with the dive.
• Claude displayed an acrobatic appetite and went down the line, from soup to nuts, in a manner which was captivating in the extreme.
• He begins to feel the sympathetic weariness which often overcomes one while watching acrobatic feats.
• All about me giant grasshoppers, twice as big as any I had ever seen, were doing acrobatic feats among the dried vines.
• He practiced all manner of games and acrobatic performances, in order to bring the body up to its best possible shape.
• It was taken in stage costume, and represented Vivian in one of her clever acrobatic feats.
• Standing in the doorway was a vision of girlish beauty that had the acrobatic effect of sending his blood into his head and his heart into his eyes.
• After he had performed sundry acrobatic feats with him, he carried him back to his bed.

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