acrobatics

Converse of object

• perform: They stayed close by for a number of minutes, performing acrobatics on three or four occasions.
• fly: Argaty is the perfect place to observe the spectacle of the Kites ' flying acrobatics.
• do: The stars of the show did acrobatics in the air right in the middle of the Dome.
• include: You get to have a go at a wide range of activities, including acrobatics, juggling, static trapeze and balance.
• combine: Cirque du Soleil's performances combine acrobatics with contemporary music.
• watch: Faudree compares the Young @ Heart spectacle to the thrill you get from watching acrobatics.

Preposition: on

• crossbar: Goalkeeper who did acrobatics on the crossbar 15/3/2006 Leigh Roose was a prince among footballers - and a prince among playboys.

Adjective modifier

• aerial: In addition to flying fast, they are capable of impressive aerial acrobatics.
• vocal: His performances include a slew of silly voices, noises and vocal acrobatics.
• amazing: More Utterly amazing acrobatics THE world's only formation wing-walking team, .. .
• verbal: Throughout history there has always been some form of verbal acrobatics or jousting involving rhymes within the Afro-American community.
• such: Such acrobatics won't suit the aged resident I aim to be.
• astonishing: Alegría is a blend of astonishing acrobatics, awe-inspiring aerial acts, spectacular sets and eccentric characters with flamboyant costumes.

Modifies a noun

• display: It may be used to lead the players from something that resembles a slow dance through to a spectacular acrobatics display.

Noun used with modifier

• ice: High times low shore where the the ice acrobatics.
• sport: She was a club coach and regional judge for a number of years running the elite and competitive squads at a sports acrobatics club.
• eye-popping: Humor, music and eye-popping acrobatics leave the audience wide-eyed with wonder.
• guitar: This was a funky, rhythm ân blues number with some impressive guitar acrobatics wrapping round the lyric.

Preposition: in

• air: Olympic standard figure skating from 49 international skaters, performing incredible stunts and energetic acrobatics in the air and on the ice.