Zorbing (noun)
zaw-bing
A sport in which one is secured inside a large transparent ball which is then rolled along the ground or down hills.
1990s: invented word from Zorb (the name of the ball used in this activity) + -ing.
Example sentences
“Zorbing doesn’t really require any skill, just the bravery to throw yourself down a hill.”
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