What is another word for vaulter?

Pronunciation: [vˈɒltə] (IPA)

A vaulter is a person who participates in pole vaulting, a track and field event in which athletes use a flexible pole to jump over a high bar. Synonyms for the word vaulter include pole vaulter, pole jumper, high jumper, and vaulting athlete. These words all describe individuals who are skilled in the sport of pole vaulting and have the ability to clear high heights with precision and agility. Other words and phrases that are related to pole vaulting include track and field, athletic performance, sportsmanship, competition, and Olympics. Whether you are an athlete or just a fan of sports, understanding these words can help you appreciate the athleticism and grace of pole vaulting.

What are the hypernyms for Vaulter?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Vaulter

Sometimes he put out the boat-hook after the manner of a pole-vaulter, and flung himself with its aid across a terrifying chasm.
"Grenfell: Knight-Errant of the North"
Fullerton Waldo
The painter told him, if he performed well, he would recommend him as a vaulter to the proprietors of Sadler's Wells; and Bragwell crying, "Leap for the King!"
"The Adventures of Roderick Random"
Tobias Smollett
Having been a pole vaulter in my youth, I knew by experience that this measurement was over seven feet six inches.
"Hunting with the Bow and Arrow"
Saxton Pope

Famous quotes with Vaulter

  • "Why do they call them vaulters?" "vaulters?" ", Sharpe. French for vaulter." "God knows, sir." "Because the jump like fleas, sir, when you shoot at them. But don't worry yourself about that one, sir. He's a good , that one. He's dead."
    Bernard Cornwell

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