simple past tense and past participle of climb the walls

(UK) A piece of playground equipment consisting of a set of interlinked bars on which children can climb.

Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see climb, down. / (idiomatic, sometimes followed by from) To abandon, withdraw from, or soften a previously expressed opinion, argument, etc.

(idiomatic, sometimes hyphenated) An abandonment, withdrawal from, or softening of a previously expressed opinion, policy, argument, etc.

plural of climbing frame

Alternative form of climb down

(climbing) The activity of ascending inclined ice formations.

The provision of powered access to a system of scaffolding by means of a platform fixed to a vertical mast attached to the side of the building under construction or maintenance

Of a substance or device, intended to prevent a person from climbing the object to which the substance or device is applied.

(climbing) a type of rock climbing characterized by using equipment to make upward progress, as opposed to using the equipment solely for safety or for belays.