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BASE jumping, also sometimes written as base jumping or basejumping, is an activity that employs a parachute (or a wingsuit and parachute) to jump from fixed objects, with the parachute unopened at the time of the jump. "BASE" is an acronym that stands for the four categories of fixed objects from which one can jump:

* Building
* Antenna
* Span
* Earth
If your parachute is open when you jump, it's not basejumping - that's paragliding.
basejumping by thr33phas3 August 27, 2009
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The act of throwing each leg over the corresponding wall of a public restroom stall and defecating. This is a variation on the always popular Spidey Dump or Monkey Dump, but a higher elevation is reached.
Dude, I went to church on Sunday and totally was basejumping during Communion.
basejumping by Kyle Barry October 24, 2005

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BASE jumping literaly stands for Building, Antenna, Span (bridge), Earth (cliff).

When skydiving isnt quite enough what do you do, base jump. Jumping from a fixed object. It is the craziest fucking shit ever. Basicaly you find a building or anything thats about 400ft and up, and jump off pulling your chute only seconds from the ground. If your reall skilled you do some flips and spins on the way down. There a some hot spots around the world like New River Gorge Bridge (USA), Petronas Towers (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia), and many more.

base jumping by $kYd!v3r October 1, 2005

Wingsuit (base) jumping

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Similar to base jumping, but instead of freefalling, the diver is equipped with flaps below their arms and between their legs. The diver then "flies" around similar to a flying squirrel. Most wingsuit jumpers attempt to fly as close to the cliff/wall as possible.
Guy 1 - Hey, we're going to the Alps to go wingsuit (base) jumping... you wanna come?
Guy 2 - Hell ya, we'll be flying like sqirrels!

base jumping 

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BASE is an acronym that stands for; Building, Antenna, Span (ex. a bridge), Elevation (ex. a cliff). To become a "base jumper", participants in this extreme sport are required to parachute from at least one of each of the four structures/elevations that make up it's name.
Pro snowboarder, Jim Rippey can be seen performing a base jump from an antenna in the movie, TB8.
base jumping by Jonny|B July 9, 2005

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Oh, how'd he die? He went base jumping off of the bridge.
Base Jumping by motorboat 'em April 13, 2014

base jumping 

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The sport that only very cool or stupid people do that involves running and then jumping of the side of a cliff or object. After having a wild fall downwards the person pulls their parachute hoping that it opens. If not they die.
<some boy> hey girl did you see steve on the news?
<some girl>no, what happened?
<some boy> he went to argentina and died base jumping
<some girl>ahh, i told him to zig when he thought he should zag
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