Meanings of brachiate in English

These gibbons are not scared of people and will brachiate at full speed over your awestruck head.

It could be something imagined by the fantasy writer HP Lovecraft, a phosphorescent temple of Y'ha-nthlei with strange leprous corals and grotesque brachiate efflorescences.

I brachiated downhill like some anxious ape, swinging from beech to smooth wet gray beech.'

Judah walks days, crosses a trestle bridge aswarm with workers and Remade brachiating from extending simian arms.

In fact, he did not look comfortable with the dynamic style, the requisite airborne sequence of brachiating from sloper to sloper with momentum.

They were pests, feral tribes that raced across the floating city, fighting, vying for scraps and territory, brachiating below bridges and careering up rigging.

Chaotic simians that Pomeroy called "Hell's monkeys," clutches of gibbon limbs exploding from conjoined cores, in varying numbers, that brachiated at insane speed.