'skydive' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use the word to refer to the activity of jumping out of an airplane and parachuting to the ground. Example sentence: My bucket list includes skydiving, so I'm looking forward to my first jump.
I bet if skydivers could skydive about skydiving, they would.
He nonetheless achieved the highest skydive in history, and become the first skydiver to break the sound barrier, hitting 834mph.
I cave, I Scuba-dive, I skydive, I trespass, I drink too much and I work too hard … like most other T Types.
In 2003 he became the first to skydive across the English Channel, using a carbon fibre wing, and he has jumped from a cliff into the stygian depths of a cave in Croatia.
Another enormous undertaking was helping to organise last month's Skydive for Stephen, which set a world record for the most tandem parachute jumps within 24 hours at a single venue.
Still buzzing after yesterday's record-breaking skydive, and coming rapidly to terms with stratospheric fame, Felix Baumgartner has announced his intention to quit while he's ahead and retire from the "daredevil business".
My first attempt was more carpet-Hoover than skydive, but my trainer Giacomo, who works in real estate during the day, took pity on me.
The route has to be planned, it's not like an ordinary skydive.
Abrams mounts one or two set pieces that pack a degree of shock'n'awe, including a skydive from space (surely borrowed from Point Break) and a scary sequence in which Kirk is chased across Arctic terrain by a sort of GM walrus.
Baumgartner made his record-breaking skydive in October last year, reaching a height of 38,969 metres.
