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1-hike/hʌɪk/
noun
• 1 a long walk or walking tour.
• 2 a sharp increase, especially in price.
verb
• 1 go on a hike.
• 2 pull or lift up (clothing).
• 3 increase (a price) sharply.
–PHRASES
take a hike informal, chiefly N. Amer. go away!
– DERIVATIVES
hiker noun.
– ORIGIN C19 (orig. dial.): of unknown origin.
'hiking' also found in these Oxford entries:
bushwalking2-cycle/ˈsʌɪkl/
noun
• 1 a series of events that are regularly repeated in the same order.
■ the period of time taken to complete a single such series.
• 2 one complete sequence of changes associated with arecurring phenomenon such as an alternating current, wave, etc.
■ Physics a cycle per second; one hertz.
■ Ecology the movement of a simple substance through the soil, rocks, water, atmosphere, andliving organisms of the earth: the carbon cycle.
• 3 a series of musical or literary works composed around a particular theme.
• 4 a bicycle.
■ a ride on a bicycle: a 112-mile cycle.
verb
• 1 ridea bicycle.
• 2 move in or follow a cycle of events.
– DERIVATIVES
cycler noun,
cycling noun,
cyclist noun.
– ORIGIN ME: from OFr., from late L. cyclus, from Gk kuklos ‘circle’.
'cycling'also found in these Oxford entries:
BMX - cycle - cyclo- - dish - frameset - green jersey - groupset - headset - iron man - MTB - peloton - penny-farthing -pursuit - RC - roadman - roadster - sprint -time trial - triathlon - tubular tyre - velodrome - whoop - yellow jersey
3- rock climbing
noun the sport or pastime of climbing rock faces, especially with the aid of ropes and special equipment.– DERIVATIVES
rock climb noun,
rock climber noun.
4- scuba diving We could not find the full phrase you were looking for.
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Also see: diving
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scuba

Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
scuba /ˈskuːbə, ˈskjuːbə/
noun an aqualung.
– ORIGIN 1950s: acronym from self-contained underwater...