abseiler
rappeller
ropewalker
ropedancer
rappel
ropeman
rap jumping
ropesman
tightrope walker
funambulist
autoblock
tightroper
highwire walker
tightrope
top-roper
rope bunny
skip rope
skipping rope
jump rope
abseil
tightrope walking
fast rope
funambulatory
deadlift
ropeline
hobblerope
rope
jumar
karada
leggie
leash
high wire
nosedive
synchronized diver
rappelling
ropelike
viol
stoop
skip
headstand
lay
sheather
pachinko
double Dutch
highwire
over
tumble
back circle
marionette
ascender
puppet
layback
tackle block
precipitation
hang dog
hand over hand
parcel
becket
top rope
tubular device
belay device
trice up
bend over
kackling
contortionism
backsplice
raip
bungee jumper
rope drilling
aerialist
jeff
frogmarch
kevel
ropemate
rappeler
bow
rope up
Munter hitch
skydiving
bend
contortionist
superplex
funiliform
crouch
rudy
guy
bunk-up
high-wire
clamberer
expediter

English words for 'a person who descends down a nearly vertical face by using a doubled rope that is wrapped around the body and attached to some high point'

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