Usage examples (9)

• A gibbon moves through the forest so efficiently, swinging from branch to branch in a motion called brachiation, because it captures the energy from each swing to drive...
• Indeed, brachiation amongst Republicans might be an easier read.
• That means swinging across a “brachiation ladder,” wooden monkey bars that Randy built.
• I often have dreams where i get around via brachiation, or swinging from objects hand over hand like a gibbon .