Synonyms for climber
ˈklaɪ mərclimber

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1. climbernoun

   a vine or climbing plant that readily grows up a support or over other plants

   Synonyms:
   crampoon, mounter, climbing iron, social climber, crampon

2. social climber, climbernoun

   someone seeking social prominence by obsequious behavior

   Synonyms:
   crampoon, mounter, climbing iron, social climber, crampon

3. mounter, climbernoun

   someone who ascends on foot

   "a solitary mounter of the staircase"

   Synonyms:
   crampoon, mounter, climbing iron, social climber, crampon

4. climbernoun

   someone who climbs as a sport; especially someone who climbs mountains

   "the lead climber looked strong still but his partner often slumped in his ropes"

   Synonyms:
   crampoon, mounter, climbing iron, social climber, crampon

5. crampon, crampoon, climbing iron, climbernoun

   an iron spike attached to the shoe to prevent slipping on ice when walking or climbing

   Synonyms:
   crampoon, mounter, climbing iron, social climber, crampon

Matched Categories

1. • Ascender
   • Athlete
   • Vine

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1. List of paraphrases for "climber":

   mountaineer

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1. Claudio Semini:

   Compared to other teams in China and the U.S. we have focused a lot on the versatility. So this (HyQ) platform can do many different motions ranging from very fast motions like a run or a jump. But it can also do the more careful navigation on rough terrain where we need to plan really one foothold after the next. And this is important, once we see the 3D map of the environment we can start to understand how to best move through that environment, we don't want to be the fastest or the best climber, but we want to have a machine that can do many of these motions; as in the real world, the machine will need to have many different skills.

2. Steve Watkins:

   What happened was that there was a 7.8 magnitude earthquake, we found ourselves -- I was at 19,000 feet. We lived. There were several other fatalities. I exchanged compliments with another climber who doesn't remember the nature of that compliment being the same as I quoted. I said sorry, I took it down.

3. Lindsay Wenndt:

   In order for me to be a better climber, I have to communicate clearly with the person belaying me so they know how I'm feeling, when I need a break or if I want to change the climb in any way, the same is true if I'm the one holding the rope.

4. Matt Youngquist:

   Don't always talk shop, you don't want to come across as a ladder climber.

5. Malay Mukherjee:

   If an inexperienced climber reaches the Everest summit, he is invited to various social functions as an honorary guest, that does not mean he is a good or responsible climber, but it sends the wrong message to others.