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Meanings of bouldered in English

Abounding in rocks or stones.

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Usage of bouldered in English
1
I quit climbing on a rope and just bouldered for five years.
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2
Do you think Tiers of Uncertainty will be bouldered in your lifetime?
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3
I bouldered up, latched the heinous left-hand crimp and set my feet.
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4
In Switzerland he bouldered and established hard problems with the legendary Dave Graham.
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5
Jeremiah tells me many have likely been toproped but not bouldered.
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6
I had a couple of seasons when I just bouldered mainly.
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7
We bouldered some in Rocky Mountain National Park, as well.
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8
Until he got climbing shoes for his 15th birthday, MacLeod bouldered in his sneakers.
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9
Few climbers 16 or younger have bouldered this grade.
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10
Eli bouldered up to it to see how much the ocean air had corroded the hardware.
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11
He bouldered harder and climbed stronger than anyone.
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12
When she was ready, she bouldered it out.
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13
Friends and I also bouldered and toproped on the basalt of the West Mesa, on BLM land.
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14
Midtbö, who bouldered through the first part wearing a harness, finished the route clipped into a rope.
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15
Don't overdo it The number of sets will depend on your level or whether you have bouldered first.
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16
Rogora bouldered the opening moves out of the cave in Rodellar Spain until reaching an upside-down, no-hands rest.
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