Can “tightrope” be used as a verb?












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Can tightrope be used as a verb? Or is it strictly a noun?



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As most young children do, I acted upon the irresistible urge to tightrope, on top of the cobblestone.




If so, is 'tightrope' the correct spelling for the verb form or should it be hyphenated, like 'tight-rope'.










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    Can tightrope be used as a verb? Or is it strictly a noun?



    Example from my work in progress:




    As most young children do, I acted upon the irresistible urge to tightrope, on top of the cobblestone.




    If so, is 'tightrope' the correct spelling for the verb form or should it be hyphenated, like 'tight-rope'.










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      Can tightrope be used as a verb? Or is it strictly a noun?



      Example from my work in progress:




      As most young children do, I acted upon the irresistible urge to tightrope, on top of the cobblestone.




      If so, is 'tightrope' the correct spelling for the verb form or should it be hyphenated, like 'tight-rope'.










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      Can tightrope be used as a verb? Or is it strictly a noun?



      Example from my work in progress:




      As most young children do, I acted upon the irresistible urge to tightrope, on top of the cobblestone.




      If so, is 'tightrope' the correct spelling for the verb form or should it be hyphenated, like 'tight-rope'.







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          Tightrope is a noun. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/tightrope



          The associated verb phrase is "to tightrope walk."






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            Tightrope is a noun. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/tightrope



            The associated verb phrase is "to tightrope walk."






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              Tightrope is a noun. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/tightrope



              The associated verb phrase is "to tightrope walk."






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                Tightrope is a noun. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/tightrope



                The associated verb phrase is "to tightrope walk."






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                Tightrope is a noun. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/tightrope



                The associated verb phrase is "to tightrope walk."







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