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daredevil Definition

dare·devil (--dev′əl)

adjective

bold and reckless

noun

  1. a bold, reckless person
  2. one who performs dangerous stunts professionally

daredevil Related Forms
dare·dev′il·ry (--rē) noun or dare·dev′il·try--trē
daredevil Synonyms

daredevil

n.

stuntman, stuntwoman, madcap, gambler; see adventurer 1.

daredevil Usage Examples

Possessives

  • school: Leadership in internet school ' daredevil ' deliver a report from london online is.

Adjective modifier

  • deafblind: REWARD: Bravery award for deafblind daredevil A DAREDEVIL from Peterborough, known for performing death-defying feats, has received an award for courage.
  • electronic: Radio JXL review He calls himself a " master alchemist, electronic daredevil and breaker of sound barriers " .
  • little: Forget theme parks and rollercoasters, here's our selection of comfortably extreme days out with your little daredevil.

Modifies a noun

  • stunt: I've always been up for daredevil stunts like that!
  • update: Check Them Out Here Saturday 16th November 2002: Daredevil Update: Cool new image of Elektra has been released this week.
  • pilot: Both Bernard and his brother, Harold, were daredevil fighter pilots, Bernard achieving and MC and bar before his death in action.
  • trick: Take one crazy clown, add daredevil tricks, a rubber duck, and a singing caveman.
  • challenge: This daredevil challenge took place at Qinetiq MoD Boscombe Down, Wiltshire.
  • antic: A BRAVE teenager has vowed to carry on her daredevil antics to raise thousands of pounds in memory of her grandad.

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