Object

• archery: Activities include canoeing, rock climbing and abseiling, archery, hill walking, kayaking, orienteering.

• kayaking: Kids enjoyed activities such as: archery, abseiling, kayaking, raft building and water games.

• orienteering: On site activities include canoeing, sailing, climbing, horse riding, swimming, abseiling, orienteering, archery and many more.

• caving: The optional activities include climbing, hill walking, abseiling, caving, rafting and orienteering.

• biking: I play tennis and squash and also enjoy climbing, abseiling, mountain biking and running, and have achieved many awards for swimming.

• walking: Communication & co-operation ( through rock climbing, abseiling, hill walking, sailing, open canoeing ).

Converse of object

• sponsor: Join our sponsored abseil from Guys Hospital Tower on May 20th 2006.

Adjective modifier

• 140ft: The 140ft freefall abseil is a fundraiser for the Bobby Moore Fund, which raises money for research into bowel cancer.

Modifies a noun

• rope: Once one has pulled the abseil rope down from the first pitch, there can be no turning back.

• descent: An abseil descent is recommended for the routes on the First Platform.

• tower: So whether you would like to leap off the abseil tower or dive into a good book the choice is yours!

Modifying Another Word

• down: Abseil here down the broken corner of Dingle Dell to boulders well above the sea.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• down: Had to abseil down once we reached the top.

• off: To descend, walk left to a large tree and abseil off: 10.

Followed by a transitive particle

• off: Fancy abseiling off jungle waterfalls or some bamboo rafting?

Particle object: down_obj

• cliff: Climb stunning valleys or abseil down dizzying cliff faces over the water's edge.

• face: Abseiling down a sheer cliff face may not be the obvious choice of activity for someone with an intense fear of heights.

• side: She even had the guts to abseil down the side ( full height ) of the Canary Wharf Tower, Big respect!

Preposition: from

• top: We also did abseiling from the top of the rocks, some 50 feet up.

Noun used with modifier

• charity: The funds raised through this charity abseil will remain in Kent.