Obs.–0 [f. FUNAMBULE sb.] intr. To walk on a stretched rope.
Hence † funambuling vbl. sb., the action of the vb. Also † Funambuler, a rope-walker.
1650. Ward, Discolliminium, 5. Now go I a funambuling, I wish I may go steady lest I tumble.
1659. Torriano, Artegatóre, a tumbler, a funeambuler, a dancer on ropes.
