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trapeze

[tra-peez, truh-] / træˈpiz, trə- /


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“I’ve never been a natural, all I do is try, try, try; I’m still on that trapeze, I’m still trying everything to keep you looking at me. ’

From Washington Post

There was a trapeze school on the block that once held the top-secret facility.

From Washington Post

They live for decades, mate for life and love to play, whirling like trapeze artists on a wire.

From New York Times

For a writer, eschewing the dramatic guardrails that plot and high stakes provide is a bit like a trapeze artist working without a net.

From Los Angeles Times

Gamboling in its clinical white galleries, life-size polar bears, smothered in Day-Glo plumage, play tag, dance, hang on trapezes, scratch itches, and generally introduce raucous joy to the hushed precinct.

From New York Times