Hong Kong harness
Hong Kong harness noun: a stunt performance harness, typically used for wire fu, that resembles a rock climber's harness. It allows performers to be jerked up and suspended without much displacement of clothing, and to perform in the air.
Noun
Hong Kong harness (plural Hong Kong harnesses)
- A stunt performance harness, typically used for wire fu, that resembles a rock climber's harness. It allows performers to be jerked up and suspended without much displacement of clothing, and to perform in the air.
Forms of Hong Kong harness
| plural | Hong Kong harnesses |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Hongkong harness |
Origin of Hong Kong harness
From its origins in Hong Kong.
Questions about Hong Kong harness
- What does Hong Kong harness mean?
- Hong Kong harness means a stunt performance harness, typically used for wire fu, that resembles a rock climber's harness. It allows performers to be jerked up and suspended without much displacement of clothing, and to perform in the air.
- What part of speech is Hong Kong harness?
- Hong Kong harness is a noun.
- What is the plural of Hong Kong harness?
- The plural of Hong Kong harness is Hong Kong harnesses.
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