Similar words: a cappella, appellant, appellate, frappe, trapper, wrapper, appellation, wrapped. Meaning: [ræ'pel] 
n. (mountaineering) a descent of a vertical cliff or wall made by using a doubled rope that is fixed to a higher point and wrapped around the body. v. lower oneself with a double rope coiled around the body from a mountainside.
n. (mountaineering) a descent of a vertical cliff or wall made by using a doubled rope that is fixed to a higher point and wrapped around the body. v. lower oneself with a double rope coiled around the body from a mountainside. 
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1. They learned to rappel down a cliff.
2. It is a truly fantastic rappel, it takes almost 8 seconds for arock to hit the bottom.
3. Once at the rappel station, connect directly to one of the anchors.
4. On the seVENTh rappel Taeko was hit by an avalanche as she approached Yasushi at the anchors.
5. That night, I watched him rappel into the area near a molten volcano on the island of Hawaii.
6. On the seventh rappel Taeko hit by an avalanche as she approached Yasushi at the anchors.
7. Confirm the best way ( rappel top - rope ) for cleaning with the route setters.
8. So now I don't want to rappel down on the back side of this slip knot, that would be dangerous.
9. Canyoneers say even a relatively easy rappel like this one can feel like drowning in midair.
10. Then, after attaining elevation, they launch themselves into space, rappelling down a silken thread of their own making.
11. After his teammates join him, they will pull down the ropes to use for the next stage—leaving no way out but to rappel, climb, boulder, and swim to the exit point near the canyon's bottom.
12. The eight-week St. Florian Center program was developed by local firefighters in 1992. The curriculum includes a lesson from the firemen on how to rappel from a building.
13. Luckier still, you have a rope in your trouser pocket that lets you rappel down from the tree.
14. Use the "buddy system. " Always have your partner double check all critical knots and riggings, such as tie-in knots, rappel knots and rappel anchors.
15. Grade II A 1 - or 2 - pitch climb within easy reach of a vehicle, little objective danger, and easy descent by rappel or down climbing.
16. Instead, Greg got us into the site from the rim above by slotting spring-loaded cams into a crack, stitching a rappel tight to the overhang, then swinging sideways till he reached the ledge.
17. The curriculum includes a lesson from the firemen on how to rappel from a building.
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18. A new study reveals that dragline silk, the stuff spiders use to rappel, has a molecular structure that makes it resilient to twisting.
19. The rigger is making preparations for a team of engineers to rappel down the sides of the monument - to inspect damage from the 5.8 magnitude earthquake that rocked Washington in August.
20. So now if he is 10 meters , I can rappel down to him.
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