Teeterboard: meaning, definitions and examples
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teeterboard
[ ˈtiːtərbɔːrd ]
circus performance
A teeterboard is a seesaw-like apparatus used in circus performances, especially in acrobatic acts. It consists of a long, narrow board that is balanced on a fulcrum, allowing performers to jump and perform tricks on either end.
Synonyms
balance board, seesaw, teeter-totter
Examples of usage
- The acrobats showcased their skills on the teeterboard, flipping and somersaulting in the air.
- Using the teeterboard, the performers launched each other high into the air for an impressive aerial display.
Translations
Translations of the word "teeterboard" in other languages:
🇵🇹 prancha de equilíbrio
🇮🇳 झूलने वाली पट्टी
🇩🇪 Wippe
🇮🇩 papan jungkit
🇺🇦 балансувальна дошка
🇵🇱 deska balansowa
🇯🇵 シーソー板
🇫🇷 planche de bascule
🇪🇸 tabla de equilibrio
🇹🇷 denge tahtası
🇰🇷 시소
🇸🇦 لوح التوازن
🇨🇿 houpačka
🇸🇰 hojdačka
🇨🇳 跷跷板
🇸🇮 gugalnica
🇮🇸 vogarstangir
🇰🇿 теңселгіш тақта
🇬🇪 სვინგის დაფა
🇦🇿 tarazlıq lövhəsi
🇲🇽 tabla de equilibrio
Word origin
The teeterboard, also known as a Korean plank, has been a staple in circus performances for centuries. Originating in traditional Korean culture, it was used as a training tool for acrobats and has evolved into a popular act in modern circuses worldwide. The teeterboard showcases the performers' agility, strength, and coordination, captivating audiences with its exhilarating displays of aerial acrobatics.