n.
One who performs on a tightrope or a slack rope.
[From Latin fūnambulus : fūnis, rope + ambulāre, to walk.]
funambulism fu·nam'bu·lism n.
funambulist
Dictionary:
fu·nam·bu·list (fyʊ-năm'byə-lĭst) 
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n.
One who performs on a tightrope or a slack rope.
| Obscure Words: funambulist |
a tightrope walker; one who is (mentally) agile
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