hilllaunch

verb
UK /ˈhɪl.lɔːntʃ/
US /ˈhɪl.lɑːntʃ/

To push something off the top of a hill so it rolls or flies away.

The kids hilllaunched their toy cars down the grassy slope.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To start a project or idea with a lot of energy, like pushing it off a hill.

The team hilllaunched their new app at the school fair.

3. To jump or leap from a high place, like a hill, into the air.

The stunt rider hilllaunched over the ramp and landed safely.

4. To send a paper airplane or kite flying from a high spot.

We hilllaunched our kites from the top of the windy hill.